Black Pearl Jewellery: a must have.

The hipnotizing darkness of black pearls make them a very special gemstone. With their irregular shapes and dazzling hues, it’s like they were made for those seeking atypical and different. Prized for centuries for their exotic origins, black pearls continue to make a bold and elegant statement.

Fascinating Facts of Black Pearls

Queen Elizabeth I's love for pearls, especially black ones, was legendary. Her dazzling wardrobe included 3,000 gowns adorned with pearls, reflecting her obsession with these "underwater gemstones." Believed to have medicinal powers, she even wore pearls to ease colds.

Elizabeth’s passion extended to a necklace of 600 pearls, which may have influenced her decision to execute Mary Queen of Scots and claim it for herself.

She also sent corsairs like Francis Drake to raid Spanish fleets for pearls, showcasing her mix of glamour, intrigue, and cunning diplomacy.

After the conquest of The New World,“by the mid 16th century, the most popular royal jewel was the pearl. Paintings of the kings and queens of Europe show them regaled with pearls… ….”

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Matlins, Antoinette

Portrait of a woman in elaborate Renaissance attire; she wears a large ruff, an ornate black dress with gold and pearl details, and holds a small white animal, likely a ermine, on her arm.

Hands holding a clam shell with several large pearls

In matters of taste, there are no fixed rules…. (but here are our favourites)

Close-up of irregularly shaped black pearls with a reflective surface.

petal shape pearl

Scattered black pearls on a light gray surface with a mother of pearl shell in the background.

baroque big drop/pear

Close-up of iridescent teardrop-shaped beads on a white surface.

BUTTON pearls

CIRCLED PEARLS

TAHITI - SALTWATER

MABE PEARL/BLISTER PEARL

Close-up of small, irregularly shaped black pearls scattered on a surface.

AKOYA SALTWATER

Close-up of black and metallic Tahitian pearls with iridescent surfaces on a light background.

SEMIBAROQUE/ ALMOST ROUND

Strand of black baroque pearls arranged in a spiral.

4 Reasons Why You Need Black Pearl Jewellery Now!

Uniqueness: No two pearls are ever the same, the organic shapes and the hues of black pearls give each piece their own story.
Rarity: Black pearls are far less common than white pearls, making bridal pearl jewellery and pearl accessories standout.
GLOW: The orient of black pearls and the subtle overtones that shift with the light Make them unique.
Timelessness: Black will always be an elegant color, black pearls are definitely an atypical twist for bridal jewellery and modern piece you must own.

Black Pearls to Style your look

Black pearls bring a modern, mysterious touch to bridal looks. Pair them with a simple dress for chic, timeless elegance—perfect for intimate celebrations
Black jewellery can add a bit of interest and drama to any look for anb unconventional and interesting style.
For formal events, a bold pearl necklace adds elegance. Black pearls bring sparkle and balance to your look without overdoing it.
For more casual looks, simple lustrous pearls will make a big difference. Pair a single black pearl pendant with a white blouse and jeans for a simple yet elegant style.
For work or professional settings, baroque pearl stud earrings or a delicate bracelet from your pearl accessories add personality to your power dressing.