Pearl jewellery has been treasured for centuries, known for its timeless beauty and natural allure. Pearls are unique among gemstones as they are the only ones formed by living organisms – oysters and mollusks – rather than geological processes. They are produced when a foreign object enters the mollusk's shell, and the creature coats it with layers of nacre, the same material that lines the inside of the shell.

The most common types of pearls used in jewellery are freshwater pearls, saltwater pearls, Akoya pearls, Tahitian pearls, and South Sea pearls. Each type varies in size, color, shape, and luster, offering a diverse range of options for jewellery design