pearl jewelry
Oyster-born finery worn
Jewelry featuring pearls—lustrous spheres formed inside oysters and other mollusks.
Pearl jewelry ranges from simple studs to elaborate necklaces and has long been associated with elegance and femininity: She wore her grandmother's pearl jewelry to the wedding.
Pearls may be natural, cultured, or imitation.
- MikimotoCultured pearl originator
- South SeaEquatorial Pacific region
- cultured pearlsHuman-assisted mollusk jewelry
- nacreIridescent shell coating
- freshwater pearlsGems from river mussels
tiaras · choker · brooches · graduated · teardrop · bridal · knotting · heirloom · clasp · moonlike · string of pearls · pendant · repair kits · milky · luster · earrings · bracelet · oyster
- island souvenirsseashells, leis, tikis, tiki statues, postcards
- ancient jewelryfibula, torque, bulla, lunula, diadem
- Indian adornmentbangles, bindi, anklet, nose ring, toe ring
- Pearlspearls, cultured pearls, nacre, black pearls, white pearls
- Philippine productsdried mangoes, dried mango, banana chips, rattan baskets, wood carvings
- Filipino Craftsbasketry, rattan baskets, wood carving, woodcarving, palm weaving
pearl jewelrydiamond jewelry
Accessories featuring cut stones
gemstone jewelry · gold chains · silver jewelry · platinum jewelry · wooden jewelry
pearl jewelrycostume jewelry
Non-precious decorative adornments
plastic beads · junk jewelry · plastic jewelry · friendship bracelets · hemp jewelry