Elora keeps it classic, then breaks the rules. A delicate strand of freshwater pearls runs clean and simple, until it gives way to a little burst of jadeite at the center: soft green fading into milky white, then warm amber and orange, like a sunrise tucked between the pearls. Tiny gold accents catch the light in between. Pretty enough for a wedding, easy enough for a Tuesday, and quietly different on every wrist thanks to the natural variation in each stone. Untreated jadeite (Grade A) and freshwater pearls with gold vermeil on S925 sterling silver. Because each stone is natural, color and texture vary slightly from piece to piece.
Natural and untreated jadeite (Grade A). Made by handwork of carving and polishing. Because of the gemstone's natural characteristics, each piece may vary slightly in colors and textures.
Jewelry goes on last and comes off first: put pieces on after perfume and lotion, and take them off before swimming, showering, workouts, and sleep. Natural stones are tough but can chip on impact; wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth and skip harsh cleaners. Pearls are the most delicate: keep them away from cosmetics. Solid gold refreshes with mild soap and water; keep gold-plated and gold-filled pieces dry to protect the finish. Store each piece separately in a soft pouch.