As style.com suggests, pearls are back, once again invited to adorn our necks, wrists and ears. Although it would be silly trying to get natural pearls these days, style.com tells us that cultured pearls make wonderful necklaces, rings, earrings and bracelets. So don't be afraid to shop for akoya, freshwater or seed pearls - they are all delightful, and much less pricey.

Pearls will go great with your working clothes, for that hint of class and style. Don't be afraid to pin a pearl broach, wrap them around your neck or let them cling from your ears. Or, you can just save pearls for special occasions, but it would be a shame in my opinion because if you got them, wear them!

There is one major buying tip though, never buy pearls whiter than your teeth, because it would make you look older, says Daphne Lingon from Christie's. Read all about pearl buying, different styles and taking care of your pearls on style.com Anatomy of a classic. Here I show you a few of my favorite items of pearl jewelry:

	A simple strand of Akoya pearls in white rose color with 18k white gold clasp. $825 from Blue Nile
	Six row Majorica bracelet with zircon and sterling silver. Available at Neiman Marcus for $345
	Tiffany Nature Rose necklace featuring cultured freshwater pearls and sterling silver. $850 from Tiffany online shop
	AZ Collection white and pink pearls necklace with a golden clasp. Buy at Forzieri for $375
	Mikimoto drop earrings with Akoya pearls, diamonds and white gold. Available from Mikimoto online store for $960
	Majorica Pearl flower pin with sterling silver and zircon. $395 at Saks Fifth Avenue