Stones in Pandora products — SilverS

Pan­do­ra jew­el­ry design­ers prac­tice using a large num­ber of stones of vary­ing degrees of val­ue. In prod­ucts Pan­do­ra arti­fi­cial and nat­ur­al stones are suc­cess­ful­ly used, and the result in each case is per­fect. For their own con­ve­nience, Pan­do­ra divides all stones into four cat­e­gories: arti­fi­cial stones, arti­fi­cial pearls, pre­cious stones and dia­monds. Each cat­e­go­ry is worth con­sid­er­ing.

Artificial stones in Pandora jewelry

The man­u­fac­tur­er wide­ly uses arti­fi­cial stones in prod­ucts Pan­do­ra. The mod­ern pro­duc­tion of such ele­ments is debugged at a high lev­el: you can achieve such an ide­al imi­ta­tion that only an expe­ri­enced jew­el­er will notice the dif­fer­ence. Nat­u­ral­ly, the main advan­tage of arti­fi­cial stones is an afford­able price. Anoth­er fea­ture is the uni­for­mi­ty of struc­ture and col­or.

For dec­o­ra­tion Pan­do­ra most often used arti­fi­cial stone zir­co­ni­um (cubic zir­co­nia, cubic zir­co­nia). It is a sub­sti­tute for the nat­ur­al min­er­al zir­con. Char­ac­ter­is­tics — sparkling shine in the sun, good over­flows. No won­der it was cre­at­ed as an ana­logue of expen­sive dia­monds. The brand uses zir­co­nia in dif­fer­ent shades and col­ors for jew­el­ry. Among the arti­fi­cial stones that are used for Pan­do­ra jew­el­ry:

• crys­tal of dif­fer­ent shades and col­ors;
• Mura­no glass;
• blue topaz;
• amethyst;
• quart of dif­fer­ent col­ors;
• sap­phire;
• ruby;
• spinel.

Speak­ing of Mura­no glass. Pan­do­ra uses faceted mura­no of dif­fer­ent sizes and col­ors exclu­sive­ly hand­made. Crafts­men apply hand-drawn draw­ings to clas­sic glass, cre­at­ing unique tiny paint­ings. When hand-cut­ting Mura­no, sev­en rows are cre­at­ed, each of which includes 10 facets.

Decorations Pandora with faux pearls

Arti­fi­cial pearls are now the most com­mon — nat­ur­al ones are hard to find, and their cost is extreme­ly high. There­fore, 95% of the pearl mar­ket is occu­pied by imi­ta­tion pearls. Their cre­ation in many ways resem­bles the process of growth of nat­ur­al ele­ments. The lev­el of val­ue is deter­mined by size, col­or and round­ness (the more cor­rect the round­ness, the high­er the price).

Gemstones in Pandora Jewelry

Pan­do­ra use exclu­sive­ly high-qual­i­ty pre­cious stones for their jew­el­ry: beau­ti­ful, durable, rare. All of them are formed in nat­ur­al con­di­tions and have been pro­fes­sion­al­ly care­ful­ly processed by Pan­do­ra’s per­son­al jew­el­ers. So the appear­ance of the min­er­als is per­fect. Min­er­als used include:

• amethyst;
• aqua­ma­rine;
• rock crys­tal;
• topaz blue, pink;
• lemon or milk quartz;
• turquoise;
• onyx, etc.

Diamonds in jewelry Pandora

This is the most expen­sive nat­ur­al stone of min­er­al ori­gin (com­pris­ing 100% car­bon). A dis­tinc­tive char­ac­ter­is­tic is excep­tion­al hard­ness. In Pan­do­ra, only nat­ur­al dia­monds are used, cre­at­ed in nat­ur­al con­di­tions with­out any human influ­ence. This deter­mines the val­ue of jew­el­ry from the brand.

What to look for when choosing

The same types of stones in dif­fer­ent prod­ucts may dif­fer in shades — more sat­u­rat­ed or calm. This is an accept­able rate, espe­cial­ly for nat­ur­al min­er­als. The man­u­fac­tur­er guar­an­tees the qual­i­ty of stones and pearls used for jew­el­ry, charms and oth­er items and prod­ucts. This is pos­si­ble thanks to man­u­al selec­tion and prepa­ra­tion direct­ly at the fac­to­ries. Pan­do­ralocat­ed in Thai­land. The list of stones used is quite wide — suf­fi­cient to imple­ment any unique design ideas.