Paspaley's latest jewels whisper subtle elegance

Crafted in 18k yellow and white gold, these outstanding jewels are eminently suited for daywear as well as an elegant evening out in town.

"Paspaley pearls continue to enthrall jewellery lovers across the globe with their elegant luster, orient and size. In combination with diamonds and rubies, they radiate subtle elegance that will certainly delight stylish women in the region. These creations celebrate the natural beauty of South Sea pearls in special settings,"

said Tawhid Abdullah, Managing Director of Damas.

For those with a penchant for round and perfect orbs of South Sea pearls, Paspaley offers elegant stud earrings presented in a superb finish, making them highly versatile accessories of the season.

For those preferring drop earrings, Paspaley does not disappoint with its array of delicate hook earrings dangling single keshi and round pearls, designed to enhance the sophisticated look.

As part of its latest offering, Paspaley presents unique applications of keshi pearls whose charm lies in their uneven luster and organic shapes.

Very rarely will one come across two keshi pearls of similar kind, which makes them unique design accents.

In one particular set, Paspaley has arranged choice keshi pearls to resemble roses.

The floral theme gains greater appeal due to nature's magic touch in the form of several overlapping folds of nacre as petals.

This pair is matched with a single keshi pearl strung on a black chord as a pendant chain.

Bolder pieces come in white gold settings ringed by brilliants and include drop earrings resembling swirls swinging single South Sea pearls and at times tiny rubies and diamonds that fall like tassels from the pearl stud in various levels.

The most grand of them all is a pair of earrings fashioned around a four-petal pattern that is at once strikingly beautiful, while recalling a medieval motif.

As a pioneering pearling company established in 1935, Paspaley has enriched the world of jewellery with its rare and beautiful South Sea pearls.

A true labour of love, it nurtures each of these gems for up to 6 years in its remote pearl farms on the Northwest coast of Australia, home to the largest beds of the most prized of pearl oysters.

This extraordinary partnership with nature began when its founder Nicholas Paspaley discovered the first South Sea pearl.

It has also distinguished itself with its dazzling jewellery creations and in its new collection displays its visionary excellence once again.

Marvel at Paspaley's latest collection of pearl earrings and pendant chains now available at exclusive boutiques in Mall of the Emirates and Saks Fifth Avenue - Burjuman Centre.