When I was seven years old, my sister got married. I went with her to choose jewelry. She triedon a pearl necklace, her eyes full of love for it, but in the end she gently took it off and put itback.
At that moment, I made a silent promise: when I grow up, I want every girl to never have tochoose between what she loves and what she can afford
1' m Rose. Later, in a small studio, I met Peggy, a pearl jewelry designer. She understands thetemperament of every pearl. She has a wise heart and magic hands, creating unique pearldesigns. For the perfect roundness, she would travel to farms across the sea. She says, pearls arethe most honest gemstone - they grow their own luster, slowly, with time.
We clicked at once, and founded Yasvitti. We insist on designing with natural pearls, cutunnecessary costs, and bring prices back to a reasonable measure.
Today, Yasvitti accompanies many girls - graduation gifts, a mother' s treat to herself, a bride
Svows..
Every girl deserves her own light.
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