Through ages, pearls have been a symbol of wealth, elegance, and
femininity. Women have been fascinated by pearls for thousands of years,
and the gemstone has played a significant role in the world of fashion,
culture, and art. From ancient civilizations to modern times, pearls have
been prized for their beauty and value, and have been associated with
powerful women and feminine beauty.
“Pearls are always appropriate.”
~Jacqueline Kennedy
The former First Lady of the United States inherited the legendary
triple-strand pearl necklace featuring 158 faux pearls strung on
hand-knotted silken cords from her mother, popularly known as the “Jackie
O” style. From state dinners in the White House to her trips to India to
Greece, coronations to vacation, she wore these pearls everywhere. She
was a fashion icon in her own right.
Audrey Hepburn
The Hollywood actress and fashion icon, was often seen wearing pearls
both on and off-screen. She famously wore a pearl necklace by French
designer Roger Scemama in the film “Breakfast at Tiffany’s,” which has
become one of the most iconic jewelry pieces in history and ever since the
Audrey Hepburn-pearl connection was established forever.
Coco Chanel
The legendary fashion designer was known for her signature style that
often included pearls. She believed that pearls were the perfect accessory
for any outfit and famously said,
“A woman needs ropes and ropes of pearls.”
Cleopatra
The last Pharaoh of ancient Egypt, Cleopatra was known for her beauty
and style. She was often depicted wearing pearls, and it is said that she
would dissolve a pearl in a glass of vinegar and drink it to impress her
guests. According to legend, there have been two pearls that were the
largest in the whole of history; which were both owned by Cleopatra.
Michelle Obama
The former First Lady of the United States, also had a love for pearls. She
often wore them on special occasions, and she even wore a pair of pearl
earrings on the night that her husband was elected president.
Pearls have always been a favorite adornment of some of the most iconic
women in history. From Cleopatra to Michelle Obama, pearls have been a
symbol of beauty, elegance, and sophistication for centuries. Whether worn
as a necklace, bracelet, or earrings, pearls continue to be a timeless and
classic choice for women around the world.
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