Pearl Pendants

Choosing the right pearl pendant comes down to style, occasion, and how you will wear your piece day-to-day.

Key considerations:

• Occasion: Simple pendants are perfect for everyday wear, while larger or more intricate designs suit special occasions.
• Pearl Colour: White and cream are classic, while gold or darker tones create a statement. Learn more about our pearl colours here.
• Chain Length To Match Your Pendant: Shorter chains (40cm to 50cm) creates a classic neckline, while longer chains like 60cm offer a more relaxed feel. Shop our chains to match your pearl pendant.
• Design Style: Minimalist solitaire pendants are timeless, while diamond-accented or sculptural designs add a contemporary look.
• Skin Tone & Metal Pairing: Warm skin tones suit yellow gold and more warm tones pearls, while cooler tones pair well with white metals like white gold, and white pearls.

Ultimately, choose a piece that feels effortless to wear and reflects uyour personal style.

Pearl pendants feature a variety of pearl types, each offering unique characteristics in size, colour and lustre.

Our pearl pendants feature:

Australian Akoya Pearls: Grown at our Broken Bay Pearl Farm, and known for their high lustre and variety in colours and overtones.

Australian South Sea Pearls: Grown at our Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, larger and rare, with satin-like lustre and neutral colours.

Australian South Sea Keshi Pearls: Grown at our Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, unique and organic in shape with excellent lustre. Loved for their variety in shapes and sizes.

Australian South Sea Mabe Pearls: Grown at our Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, also referred to half or blister pearls and can be worn comfortably against your skin as one size is flat.

Each type offers a different look and price point, allowing you to choose a pearl pendant that suits your personal style and budget.

Learn more about our different pearl types, and how to choose your pearl with confidence.

When selecting a high-quality pearl pendant necklace, focus on the key factors that determine a pearl's value and beauty.

Look for the pearl's characteristics or virtues:

• Lustre: a bright, mirror-like shine is an important factor for many when determining quality of a pearl.
• Surface quality: minimal blemishes or imperfections enhance the pearl's appearance.
• Shape: round pearls are the most rare, so therefore the most valuable. However, baroque pearls and keshi pearls are offer a more organic look.
• Size: Larger pearls are more rare, and more valuable, especially Australian South Sea pearls that are considered a premium pearl type.
• Matching materials: Ensure the chain and setting are made from high-quality metals such as solid gold.

A well-crafted pendant should highlight the pearl as the focal point, with a secure and refined setting.

The metal you choose for a pearl pendant plays an important role in both durability and overall look.

The best options include:

• Solid Gold: Highly durable and scratch resistant, solid gold is available in different carats like 9ct and 18ct, as well as different gold tones.
• Sterling Silver & Gold Vermeil: More affordable options, though it requires regular care to prevent tarnishing.

For everyday wear, solid gold is often the preferred choice due to its balance of strength and longevity.