Our Materials

Our Materials 

Perlamuse jewelry is handcrafted using the finest materials, sourced and designed for everyday wear. It is made to withstand the impacts of everyday life and when properly maintained, it will continue to shine.




✨ 1. Sterling Silver

Sterling Silver (925 Silver) is widely used in jewelry making due to its durability, safety, hypoallergenic properties, and is believed to offer several health benefits.

Originating from Italy, one of the world's most renowned countries for silver quality, 925 Silver is an alloy made of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% copper, resulting in products that are shiny, durable, and exquisitely crafted.

At Perlamuse, each silver product is coated with a protective layer of platinum using advanced Shielding technology, helping to prevent oxidation and tarnish - a common problem with regular silver. Thanks to that, the jewelry retains its shine as new and is guaranteed not to blacken or rust for at least the first 2 years of use.

✨ 2. Gold Vermeil

Vermeil gold is a thick layer of 16k gold plated over a Sterling Silver core, nickel-free, and finished with a special transparent E-coating to extend the jewelry's lifespan. This coating is ultra-thin, lightweight, and invisible, yet acts as a durable layer that makes the jewelry more long-lasting.

Vermeil gold jewelry is popular in the United States, Canada, and European countries due to its reasonable price, diverse designs, good quality, and versatility. It is 100% nickel-free, hypoallergenic, and will not irritate the skin.


 
✨ 3. Gold Filled

Gold Filled (GF) is a special type of jewelry material, in which a layer of real gold (usually 14k or 18k) is tightly bonded to a base metal such as copper or silver through a process using heat and pressure. The key difference is that the gold layer makes up at least 5% of the jewelry's total weight, giving it lasting durability and shine, much like solid gold.

Unlike gold plating, where the gold layer is very thin and prone to peeling, Gold Filled has a much thicker layer, allowing the piece to retain its luxurious appearance without fading quickly.



✨ 4. Diamond: Cubic Zirconia (CZ)

Cubic Zirconia is abbreviated as CZ, also known as "Artificial Diamond" because it is a man-made gemstone that resembles a diamond. In essence, they are a form of man-made crystals made from a mixture of refining with high purity zirconium oxide powder at high temperature and pressure. Jewelers from Perlamuse select the highest quality CZ (grade AA) and have a brightness comparable to that of a natural diamond.


 

✨ 5. White Moissanite

Moissanite is known as the gemstone of light, standing out with its outstanding sparkle and hardness close to that of a diamond.
Thanks to its high refractive index of 2.65, each Moissanite emits a brilliant rainbow light, attracting all eyes.
The White Moissanite used by Perlamuse possesses a pure white color, perfect transparency (D-F color, VVS clarity) and is cut to diamond standards to achieve maximum brightness.
With high transparency, scratch resistance, sustainability and environmental friendliness, Moissanite is considered a perfect substitute for natural diamonds in modern jewelry designs.

Close-up of a person wearing a delicate silver necklace against a neutral background

 

 ✨ 6. Lab Grown Diamond

Lab-Grown Diamond – or lab-grown diamonds are created in conditions that simulate the environment in which real diamonds are formed, each stone has the same composition, hardness and brilliance as diamonds mined from the ground.

At Perlamuse, we only use Lab-Grown Diamonds that meet D-F color, VVS-VS clarity standards, meticulously cut to enhance pure light and perfect fire. With absolute hardness (10/10 on the Mohs scale), the diamond retains its clear, durable shine over time.


✨ 7. Freshwater cultured pearls
Freshwater cultured pearls are pearls formed in freshwater environments such as ponds, lakes, and rivers through the process of implanting a nucleus into the mollusk. They have a natural luster, diverse shapes, affordable prices, and are commonly used in jewelry making.







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