Real pearl bracelets in each of the four main pearl types: Japanese Akoya, Freshwater, Tahitian pearls from French Polynesia and White and Golden South Sea pearls from Australia and the Philippine Islands. Every pearl bracelet in our collection is double-knotted by hand using fine silk and finished with a solid 14kt gold clasp for added security and easy daily wear.
Each high quality pearl bracelet at Pearls of Joy is individually double-knotted by hand on traditional silk in our Los Angeles workshop, so the pearls never rub against each other during daily wear, and if the strand ever breaks you lose one pearl, not all of them. Choose from real cultured pearls including lustrous Akoya, black Tahitian pearls, colorful natural color Freshwater pearls and large South Sea pearls, all sourced from the top 10% of each yearly pearl harvest, direct from the pearl farms overseas. Complete your real pearl bracelet with a solid 14kt gold clasp of your choice for extra security while you wear your pearls.
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Pearl bracelet price starts at $210 and runs to $15,000 for the largest, highest quality South Sea pearls. The total pearl bracelet cost depends on the pearl type, pearl size, quality and style of the bracelet. Our pearl bracelet collection features single strand bracelets, double strand bracelets, triple strands, pearl on leather styles and tin cup pearl bracelets to choose from. Freshwater pearl bracelet price runs from $250 to $3,330, with the most popular 7.0-7.5mm bracelets at $280 to $320 depending on pearl quality. Tahitian and South Sea pearl bracelets run from $260 to $15,000.
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The standard pearl bracelet length is 7.5 inches, which fits most adult female wrists, and we can create any length needed. When measuring for a different length, leave half an inch of give so the bracelet can move on the wrist without straining the silk knots.
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Yes. We use genuine cultured pearls hand-matched for color, luster and surface, double-knotted between every pearl on fine silk and finished with a 14kt gold clasp of your choice.
Yes. Every gold pearl bracelet we offer features solid 14kt yellow or white gold clasps and chains, never plated, for lasting security and durability. Our tin-cup styles and chain pearl bracelets are also made exclusively with solid 14kt gold chains and settings.
Yes. Look for stretch or adjustable chain styles for flexible sizing. Heavier-gauge designs and darker pearls suit men's bracelets.
Wipe after wear, avoid chemicals and water submersion, and store separately in a soft pouch. Restring stretch or knotted styles as needed with regular use.
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Yes. Our Tahitian, Freshwater and South Sea pearl bracelets use natural color cultured pearls that are never dyed; black Akoya pearls are the one exception, color-treated to their midnight blue-black. A true "natural pearl" is a wild pearl grown with no human help and is very rare; every pearl we sell is a natural color cultured pearl grown on a working pearl farm.
Select pearls of the same pearl type, size, shape, quality and color. The pearl jewelry sets made by Pearls of Joy use matching pearls from the same size, quality and color lots, so you are guaranteed as close to a perfect match as possible.
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