Tezapsidis Jewellery

20/06/2026

We can always dream right?

19/06/2026

Pearls 101

Natural pearls are rare, valuable—often historic—treasures that require gentle care to maintain their glow over time. Save these tips to keep your pearls looking their best.

- Clean gently: Wipe after each wear with a soft, dry-to-damp cloth to remove oils and perspiration. Avoid ultrasonic and steam cleaners, as they are too harsh for pearls.
- Avoid prolonged water exposure: Do not soak pearls; extended contact with water can damage nacre and weaken the silk used for the strand.
- Avoid chemicals: Keep pearls away from makeup, perfume, hairspray, cosmetics, vinegar and other substances that can erode their surface.
- Store properly: Store separately in a soft pouch or lined box. Avoid airtight safes and heat, which can dry out pearls and dull their luster.

With proper care, natural pearls are beautiful heirlooms that can last for generations.

Learn how to best care for your pearl jewelry on our website: https://bit.ly/4vq3IVV

19/06/2026

Pearls 101

Pearls are timeless classics and are prized for their luminous glow. Whether you’re drawn to large South Seas, dramatic Tahitians, bright akoyas or colorful freshwater pearls, here are key factors to consider when choosing a pearl:

Size: South Sea pearls are typically the largest, reaching 15mm or more. Akoyas over 9mm are considered large.
Shape: While round pearls are the most valuable, off-round strands can look round from a distance and baroque strands can make for affordable statement pieces.
Color: Overtone, orient and popular bodycolors such as deep gold can increase the beauty and value of pearls.
Luster: This is one of the most important value factors for pearls. South Seas are known for their soft, satiny glow, while akoyas are known for their bright, mirror-like shine.
Surface: This refers to whether the pearl has any surface blemishes such as dimples and scratches. High surface quality pearls should be smooth and clean.
Nacre: Consider the continuity, thickness, and condition of a pearl’s nacre when evaluating pearl quality. Avoid pearls that appear dull or chalky, or where the nucleus is visible beneath the nacre.
Matching: In a well-matched strand, pearls should be consistent in key quality factors—especially luster, shape and surface. Designers may occasionally mix colors or use graduated sizes for artistic or unique effects.

Learn how to choose the best pearls for you: https://bit.ly/4vLf334

19/06/2026

Quick Watch

12/06/2026

Amazing Collection

09/06/2026

Pearls are formed in different regions around the world, each with distinct characteristics.
Origin plays a major role in size, color, and overall quality.

01/06/2026

Silver & Gems

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30/05/2026

A nice weekend everyone

28/05/2026

Beuatiful patterns!

Agates are nature’s artwork in stone form — each variety tells a different geological story through its colors, bands, inclusions, and patterns. From the delicate waves of Blue Lace Agate to the fiery iridescence of Fire Agate, no two pieces are ever truly alike. 💎🪨

🔹 Popular varieties include:
• Blue Lace Agate
• Botswana Agate
• Moss Agate
• Crazy Lace Agate
• Ocean Agate
• Fire Agate
• Dendritic Agate
• Sardonyx Agate
• Landscape Agate
• Onyx Agate

Every agate forms slowly inside volcanic rock cavities as layers of silica-rich fluids deposit over millions of years — creating these mesmerizing natural designs. 🌋⏳