Black Pearls

Tahitian pearls are naturally dark, but they are rarely a flat jet black. Their body colors can range from silver and charcoal to deep gray, often with peacock green, aubergine, blue or other overtones. The pearls in this collection are naturally colored and not dyed.

“Black pearl” is a color-based shopping term. Most pieces in this collection use Tahitian cultured pearls grown in black-lipped oysters. Check each product page for its exact pearl type, color, size and materials.

Choose the effect you enjoy rather than treating one overtone as universally best. Peacock green feels vivid, charcoal and silver look cooler and more neutral, while aubergine has a warmer purple cast. Review the selected product photographs because overtones change with light and angle.

An 8–9mm Tahitian pearl offers a refined everyday scale. The 9–11mm range has more classic presence, while pearls above 11mm make a bolder statement. The setting, jewelry type and your preferred proportions matter as much as diameter.

Pearls reflect their surroundings, so lighting, camera exposure, viewing angle and screen settings can change the apparent tone. Compare several product views and the selected variant details before ordering.

Put pearls on after perfume, cosmetics and hairspray. Wipe them gently with a soft cloth after wear and store them separately from harder jewelry. Avoid harsh cleaners, steam and ultrasonic cleaning.