Birthstone of June

Cultural history of the pearl

The cultural history of the pearl is a spellbinding tale that spans the ages. It evokes images of purity, luxury and eternity. Since ancient times, pearls have fascinated civilizations in their quest for perfection, beauty and wealth. Their use in jewelry, art and fashion has shaped trends and standards of beauty over the centuries. While their symbolic significance has extended to spiritual and cultural aspects. Today, pearls continue to embody timeless elegance and sophistication. They retain a special place in the world's cultural heritage.

A stone for every wedding anniversary!

Pearls are the kind of stones you give to celebrate your thirtieth wedding anniversary! They are rare and unique gems, formed naturally in the depths of the ocean. Giving them to a loved one is a testament to the rarity and uniqueness of shared love and commitment, underlining the uniqueness of a relationship. It's also a symbolic way of acknowledging and celebrating these values in the marital relationship, as well as the couple's personal and spiritual growth over the years. Pearls are also known for their durability and strength; they can last a lifetime if well cared for. This is a celebration of the longevity and strength of a union.

The pearl and the astrological dimension

Every natural stone can be worn by every zodiac sign, although some will be more sensitive to certain stones. The astrological signs most sensitive to pearls are : Taurus, Cancer, Capricorn.

What if it all came from your imagination?

The purchase of a gemstone becomes the starting point for a bespoke creation!
Choose your favorite stone and let our craftsmen bring your jewel to life, transforming your stone into a unique piece of jewelry that tells your story.

Choose your pearl

6.87-carat Chinese pearl

87,^50€

2-hole cultured pearl from China

96^€

Care and recharging of your pearl

Véronique,
gemmologist at MATY for 32 years, reveals her secrets...

To energetically recharge your pearl, you can immerse it for a few hours in demineralized water.

All chemicals and acids are harmful to pearls, so avoid exposing them to perfume, hairspray, soap, chlorine, etc. The more you wear your pearl, the more it will moisturize on contact with your skin. Clean your pearl regularly with a soft, damp cloth.