Pearl Grading & Types

1. Pearl Grading

Each pearl is a natural wonder — no two are ever exactly alike.
To help you understand their value, pearls are graded based on five key factors:

✨ Luster

The most important quality of a pearl. Luster describes how brightly a pearl reflects light — high-luster pearls have a sharp, mirror-like glow.

✨ Surface Quality

Refers to the smoothness and cleanliness of a pearl’s surface. The fewer the blemishes or spots, the higher the grade.

✨ Shape

Perfectly round pearls are the rarest and most valuable, but baroque (irregular) shapes have their own unique, organic charm.

✨ Size

Larger pearls take longer to grow and are generally more valuable.
Our pearls range from delicate 6mm gems to statement 12mm+ treasures.

✨ Color & Overtone

Pearls come in a wide range of natural hues — from classic white and rose to lavender and gold. The overtone adds depth and iridescence to their color.

 

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2. Pearl Types

We specialize in a wide variety of pearls, each with its own origin and character:

✨ Freshwater Pearls

Cultivated in lakes and rivers, these pearls are known for their soft glow, pastel colors, and diverse shapes. They’re perfect for modern, everyday elegance.

✨ Akoya Pearls

Famed for their round shape and mirror-like shine, Akoya pearls are the epitome of classic beauty. Often used in timeless necklaces and stud earrings.

✨ South Sea Pearls

Grown in warm Australian and Indonesian waters, these pearls are the largest and most luxurious — often in shades of white, silver, or golden champagne.

✨ Tahitian Pearls

Cultivated in French Polynesia, Tahitian pearls captivate with their natural dark tones — from deep green to peacock and graphite black.