The mauve-pink hue in the Mauvette collection is derived from the pearl itself, without the use of dyes or color treatments. This particular shade is relatively rare in freshwater pearls, which adds to the appeal of Mauvette. If you’re looking for genuinely pink pearls and want to be sure you’re getting the real thing, this is it.

Mauvette pearls are nucleated freshwater pearls. Non-nucleated freshwater pearls tend to develop more varied shapes, while nucleated pearls are more likely to form a rounder shape with a brighter, more refined luster.

Mauve sits between pink and purple—a muted, slightly cool-toned pink with soft grayish or lavender undertones. It reads as sophisticated rather than bright, which makes it easier to wear across more contexts than a true pink. It also tends to complement a wide range of skin tones particularly well.

Yes. Pearls can be worn regularly with proper care. Since pearls are still organic gems, the usual care applies: keep them away from harsh chemicals, and store them separately from harder jewelry that could scratch the surface. With simple, routine care, they can be enjoyed for years to come.

Mauvette pearls work across a wider range than you might expect. They sit quietly against neutrals—white, cream, beige, gray—for an understated daytime look, and they hold their own against deeper colors like navy, charcoal, or black for evening wear. If you’re building a versatile collection, mauve is one of the easier colors to work into what you already own.