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When selecting a pearl chain bracelet as a gift, focus on the quality of both the pearl and the design. Look for bracelets featuring well-matched lustre and colour, and secure settings.

A chain bracelet with pearl should feel balanced, the pearl shouldn't be overly large for the chain, and the chain should be durable for everyday wear. For a timeless option, a pearl bracelet with a gold chain offers versatility and makes a great option for elevated gifting for anniversaries and other milestones.

Options like keshi pearl chain bracelets create an organic look, making them a thoughtful choice for someone who appreciates the natural beauty of pearls.

Both freshwater and saltwater pearls can be used in a pearl chain bracelet, and the main difference is in the type of pearl.

Freshwater pearls are typically smaller and more varied in shape, with a surface level lustre.

Saltwater pearls, including our Australian South Sea and Akoya pearls, have a deeper lustre and are more rare.

Understanding the difference between freshwater and saltwater pearls help you choose a bracelet that matches the style and significance of the gift.

To care for your pearl chain bracelet, avoid exposure to perfumes, lotions and harsh chemicals. After wearing, wipe the pearl gently with a soft cloth and store your pearl jewellery separately to prevent scratches from other jewellery.

A pearl chain bracelet should also be checked periodically to ensure the chain and settings remain secure. With simple, regular care, your bracelet - whether set with an Akoya, South Sea, Mabe or Keshi pearl, will maintain its lustre and beauty for years to come.