Can’t find the one?
A single genuine pearl is often enough. These real pearl necklaces hold Tahitian, keshi, or freshwater pearls on 14k gold-filled chain, each handmade on the North Shore of Oʻahu.
Dark Tahitian pearls range from silver to black, keshi are small and free-form with a bright luster, and freshwater pearls glow softly in white and cream. Single pearl pendants, sliding and drop styles, keshi chokers, and a few bolder pieces are designed for everyday wear and layering.
Many pair the pearl with shells I find while diving. If Tahitian pearls are your favorite, the Tahitian pearl necklaces gather them in one place.
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Questions
How can you tell if a pearl necklace is real?
Gently rub the pearl against the edge of your teeth: real pearls feel slightly gritty, while glass or plastic feels smooth. Real pearls also vary a little in shape and color and feel cool to the touch.
What is the difference between Tahitian, keshi and freshwater pearls?
Tahitian pearls grow in the black-lip oyster in French Polynesia and have naturally dark colors. Freshwater pearls grow in freshwater mussels and are usually white, cream, pink or lavender. Keshi pearls are small pearls with no bead inside that form as a byproduct of pearl farming.
Can I get a longer pearl necklace?
Many of my necklaces are adjustable, and most offer a 1″ or 2″ extension chain right on the product page. For others, just email me.