I have always thought of pearls as unisex jewelry that can be soft or strong. The smooth appearance hides the traces of rebirth in the fire, not only limited to the gorgeous jewelry, it also represents the courage to grow tenaciously. Who can limit the gender of a pearl to one that has undergone a painful gestation?

Traditionally, pearls have been seen as a symbol of softness and elegance, and men have had very little association with them. This has changed in recent years with the advent of pearl craze. More and more male celebrities have begun to wear pearls in public, from the red carpet to concerts, from fashion shows to social media, and they have personalized them in a way that has had a somewhat gender-weakening effect on pearls. As the number of times pearls appear increases, the attention of men to pearls rises.

So do men wear pearls out of place? It is still relatively rare for men to wear pearls in their lives, more often for special occasions such as photo shoots, concerts and so on. Probably due to stereotypes and traditional concepts, men don't have much chance to show their fashion style, especially when it comes to jewelry. But I think pearls are neutral, they are a fashion statement that suits everyone.

What usually starts as high fashion often ends up being accepted by the mainstream. As more celebrities wear pearls in their own unique style, the more it will be accepted. It's an out-of-the-box fashion expression, and men who are brave enough to present themselves in an individualized way are showing the world their confidence, fashion sense, and respect for cultural traditions by wearing pearl jewelry. It also tells us that men and pearls are full of endless possibilities!