Freshwater Pearls

If you're buying pearl jewelry for the first time, or you want a piece you'll wear for years, versatility is often one of the most important considerations. Most buyers aren't looking for pearls that suit just one outfit or one occasion. They want jewelry that works across e...

If you've started researching pearls, you've probably come across the idea that freshwater pearls are somehow "inferior" to other pearl types. Many buyers assume that because freshwater pearls are often more affordable than Akoya, Tahitian, or South Sea pearls, they must be...

Freshwater and Akoya pearls are often confused because they can look very similar at a glance—especially in classic white strands or stud earrings. Both are real, cultured pearls, and when freshwater pearls are round and well-matched, the visual differences aren’t immedi...