MAAN KE MOTI

Each stud is a testament to the beauty of the natural world, featuring 100% organic and natural freshwater pearls, carefully selected for their luster, shape, and unique charm.

Crafted with passion and precision, Zanvari's pearl rings embody the essence of sustainable luxury.

The organic pearls, nurtured in freshwater environments, are gently harvested to bring you a piece of jewelry that's as kind to the earth as it is beautiful.

Understanding the Beauty of Variations in Pearl Stones

Pearls, nature's underwater treasures, are celebrated not just for their classic beauty but for the myriad of variations that each pearl embodies.

THE SPECTRUM OF COLOR

This diverse palette is influenced by several factors, including the type of mollusk that produces the pearl, the conditions of the water where the mollusk lives, and sometimes, the presence of certain substances within the mollusk itself. Here's a closer look at the spectrum of pearl colors:

1. White Pearls: The most traditional and widely recognized, white pearls exude elegance and simplicity. They can have overtones of cream, silver, or ivory, adding depth to their appearance.

2. Cream Pearls: These pearls offer a warm hue, ranging from light cream to a deeper beige. They are often praised for their soft, subtle beauty.

3. Pink (or Rosé) Pearls: Delicate and feminine, pink pearls can range from a pale blush to a deeper rose. They are highly sought after for their romantic appeal.

4. Golden Pearls: Exuding luxury, golden pearls are rare and highly valued. Their color can vary from a light champagne to a deep gold, reflecting their opulent nature.

5. Black Pearls: Black pearls are not truly black but exhibit a range of colors including dark green, blue, grey, and purple. Tahitian pearls are the most famous black pearls, known for their iridescent overtones.

6. Silver Pearls: These pearls have a cool, luminous quality, with colors ranging from light grey to a metallic silver, offering a modern twist on the classic pearl.

7. Peacock Pearls: A subtype of black pearls, peacock pearls are named for their iridescent, multicolored overtones that resemble a peacock's feathers, displaying hues of green, purple, and blue.

8. Lavender Pearls: Unique and charming, lavender pearls range from soft lilac to deeper purple tones, standing out for their uncommon color.

9. Green Pearls: These pearls can vary from light mint green to darker olive shades, often found in Tahitian pearls, adding an exotic touch to the spectrum.

The spectrum of pearl colors is a testament to the natural beauty and diversity of these gems. Each color and shade brings its own set of meanings and associations, making pearls a versatile choice for jewelry that can cater to a wide range of tastes and occasions.