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White & ivory
Classic, luminous, and easy to wear across Freshwater, Akoya, and White South Sea pearls.
PEARL EDUCATION
Colour & Size
Compare natural tones and visualize pearl diameters from 5mm to 15mm.
PROPORTION CHANGES EVERYTHING
Choose the presence, not simply the number
Pearls are measured across their diameter in millimetres. A difference of only one or two millimetres can noticeably change the balance of an earring, strand, bracelet, or pendant.
For a versatile first pearl, 7–9mm is an easy place to begin. Smaller pearls feel light and subtle; larger pearls create a stronger, more formal or sculptural presence.
VISUAL SIZE GUIDE
5–15mm at a glance
The circles below are scaled relative to one another. Screen calibration can affect exact physical size, so use them to compare proportion rather than as a measuring tool.
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15mm
NATURAL COLOUR FAMILIES
Colour is a range, not a paint code
Body colour, overtone, luster, and the surrounding light all influence what the eye sees. Natural variation is part of the identity of each pearl.
Rose & lavender
Soft blush, pink, and lilac tones commonly associated with Freshwater pearls and select overtones.
Peach & champagne
Warm natural tones that sit beautifully beside yellow and rose gold.
Golden
From soft champagne to saturated gold, led by Golden South Sea pearls.
Dark & peacock
Silver, charcoal, green, blue, and peacock overtones associated with Tahitian pearls.
NECKLACE LENGTH
Where the strand meets the neckline
A 16-inch choker sits close to the base of the neck. An 18-inch princess length is the most versatile. A 20-inch length creates a little more ease, while 24 inches and beyond invite layering and a more dramatic line.
Body proportions and neckline shape matter as much as the stated length. Measure a necklace you already love, or place a soft measuring tape where you want the strand to sit.