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Pearls, commonly known as the queen of gems, have a rich history deeply rooted as the gem of gems, and are said to be the world's oldest gemstones. This is due to the fact that pearls were revered even before their history traced back to 2400 BC, excavated from the sarcophagus of a Persian queen. Their beauty and rarity spread as they became favored by royalty such as Julius Caesar, Chinese royals, and Egyptian pharaohs, defining them as a high status symbol.

Today, we create pearl jewelry that can be a part of your everyday use. We focus on conveying the profound charm of pearls so that everyone can feel this royalty up close.

A straw hat adorned with pearls and a white flower, complemented by a pearl piercing.

Pearl Insights

Pearls are mainly treated as jewelry but amazingly transcend traditional forms, finding uses in cosmetics, clothing, and even in paints as a crushed form. Pearls are used in facial foundations and as garnishes in drinks. Click here to learn more about the history and creation of pearls.

Types of Pearls

Generally, the white, nearly round Akoya pearls are the most valuable and in demand. However, each pearl, with its variety of colors and shapes, possesses a wide range of beauty. Also, pearls are cultivated in various geographic environments, each with its unique specialized cultivation method. Click here to read more about the specifics of pearl cultivation locations, colors, and sizes.

Types of Pearls

Akoya Pearls

Let's talk about Akoya pearls! They were first cultivated in Japan and are famous for their amazing luster. They're also grown in parts of China and Vietnam and come in sizes from 3mm to 10mm. The main color is white, with shades of cream, blue/grey-silver, and pink. There are different quality grades, and the Hanadama pearls are the top grade, with superior luster, thickness, shape, and surface. In Japan, Akoya pearl necklaces are a traditional bridal gift and are treasured for formal events.

South Sea Pearls

Let's dive into the beautiful world of South Sea pearls! Sourced from large oysters in equatorial waters, they can range from 8mm to 20mm. They come in a variety of colors, including white, silver-white, pinkish-white, yellow, and gold, and have a unique thick nacre and deep luster due to their long cultivation period. Considered the queen of gems, south sea pearls are synonymous with female beauty.

Tahitian Pearls

Get ready to be amazed by Tahitian pearls! Grown in the black-lipped oysters of French Polynesia, these pearls range from 7mm to 18mm. They are famous for their beautiful colors, including green, red, blue, and grey tones, and are highly valued for their unique peacock red green color, reminiscent of a peacock's feather. A special tradition within Japan exclusively found Tahitian pearls during funerals, but now are a staple in men's jewelry.

Freshwater Pearls

Let's dive into the beautiful world of South Sea pearls! Sourced from large oysters in equatorial waters, they can range from 8mm to 20mm. They come in a variety of colors, including white, silver-white, pinkish-white, yellow, and gold, and have a unique thick nacre and deep luster due to their long cultivation period. Considered the queen of gems, south sea pearls are synonymous with female beauty.