Jewelry Material: Pearl

Capture the elusive interplay of sunlight and shadow with these mesmerizing earrings. The elongated rectangles, embellished with delicate pearls and green apatite beads, will shimmer with a captivating and evocative glow.

Indulge in elegance with this 14Kt gold-filled triple rope necklace, showcasing a single dyed cultured freshwater semi-round Pearl adorned with a silver peacock hue. It's complemented by a captivating Crystal Passions® amethyst shimmer faceted rondelle, beautifully accented with gold details for a touch of luxury.

Classic sterling silver and cultured freshwater pearl combination gets a cascade makeover with this lush and elegant earring design. Stringing on FireLine® protects the pearls and adds subtle flex.

Q: Only a few of your pearls indicate a grade in the description. Does that mean that the others are D grade or below? Thanks.

Q: What is the difference between saltwater and freshwater pearls?

Q: My friend brought me a pearl necklace from China that had a twist-together clasp. I knew right away that continually twisting the necklace would break it, so I was very careful to undo the twist exactly the same number of times and in the opposite direction... it broke anyway right inside the first pearl next to the clasp. There's no way I can fix it! What can I do? I love those pearls.

Q: What size silk thread should I use for knotting pearls?

Q: What kind of beading wire would I use with mother-of-pearl beads or cultured freshwater pearls?

Q: I was adding a few pearls to my latest design and some of them wouldn't fit onto my needle. I was able to use other pearls in the same strand to finish the necklace, but how can I make use of the pearls that didn't work the first time?

Q: How do I shorten a knotted pearl necklace by 8 pearls without having to restring it?

Q: I would like to know the proper way to string pearls.

Q: I love to use vintage glass pearls in my pieces, but very often these old pearls have a coating that is flaking off. While it adds to the character of the piece, I worry that, with wear, the coating will come off entirely. Is there some way to seal the pearls to prevent more of the coating coming off? I've seen Designaseal mentioned in many of these articles--is it appropriate for glass pearls, or will it destroy the coating? Thank you!

Q: I want to remove saltwater pearls from an old setting. How is that accomplished without harming the pearls?

Learn how to easily dye pearls to match any outfit or occasion, a process which has been a closely guarded trade secret.

This beachy-keen jewelry set features cheesewood beads that have been dyed a serene blue and are enveloped in wave-like borders of macramé knots. The beads match the abalone shell focal, creating a cohesive look.

Iryna Combs created "Passion of Alexandrite" for her June-born daughter to showcase the stone's remarkable color-shifting qualities. This award winning design is crafted with Crystal Passions® fancy stones and complemented by crystal pearls.

Accentuate the shapes of pendants with wirework lines. In this necklace design, wire is used to trace and accentuate the veins of the amber butterfly wing.

Six shapes of mother-of-pearl shimmer in this dynamic necklace and earring project featuring cool whites and fresh greens. Use the full step-by-step instructions to create your own springtime set!

Delicate chain and pearls form a simple, classic bridal set to be cherished for generations.

Becky Miller delivers eclectic style and free-spirited energy in this floral jewelry set.

Follow Alice down the rabbit hole with these enchanting earrings adorned with Amoracast® sterling silver bead caps and the luminescent beauty of mother-of-pearl shell beads.

Submerge yourself in treasures from the ocean. This soft pink bamboo coral and iridescent mother-of-pearl shell necklace is a beachcomber's delight.

Amethyst and pearls come together in this lovely design, perfect for any occasion.

This award-winning design, "Empress Catherine" by Marielle Teasdale, was inspired by the Romanov collection and how filigree was used to create decorative objects.