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How to choose your Dinh Van pearl jewellery?
Dinh Van pearl jewellery blends the soft glow of mother-of-pearl with the house's geometry. It includes Akoya and freshwater pearls, as bracelets, necklaces or earrings, in yellow gold.
To choose, look at the pearl type and the form of the piece. Maillon offers an Akoya pearl bracelet, the Menottes exist as a freshwater pearl bracelet and a pearl necklace, and the single Akoya pearl earring is worn alone. To compare with set pieces, see the Dinh Van diamond jewellery.
Which pearl piece for which profile?
- For a touch of softness: a Maillon bracelet with an Akoya pearl
- For a gift: a pearl necklace
- For a discreet style: a single pearl earring
The Auberi view: a pearl is judged in the light and against the skin. Our advisors present the selection and help you choose between Akoya and freshwater.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Akoya and freshwater pearls?
Akoya is a sea pearl, very round and lustrous, freshwater is more varied in shape and colour.
How do I care for pearl jewellery?
Avoid perfume and chemicals, wipe with a soft cloth after wearing.
Can I wear pearls every day?
Yes, with simple care.
Can I pay in instalments?
Yes, Alma lets you split eligible amounts, online and in store.
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