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Pearl Rings




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White South Sea Pearl Rings
Tahitian Pearl Rings

Customize your own Tahitian pearl ring

White South Sea Pearl Rings

Natural color South Sea Pearl Rings

Golden Pearl Rings

Extremely Rare Golden Pearl Rings

Japanese Akoya Pearl Rings
Freshwater Cultured Pearl Rings
Gemstone Rings
Japanese Akoya Pearl Rings

Yellow/ White Gold Akoya Pearl Rings

Freshwater Cultured Pearl Rings

Unusual color freshwater pearl rings

Gemstone Rings

Customizable sapphire-gemstone rings

Mother of Pearl Rings
Mabe Pearl Rings
Diamond Rings

Customizable Diamond Rings

Mother of Pearl Rings

Unique mother-of-pearl rings

Mabe Pearl Rings

Mabe Pearls set in gold rings

Yellow Gold Cultured Pearl Rings
White Gold Cultured Pearl Rings
Cultured Pearl Rings
Yellow Gold Cultured Pearl Rings

14K and 18K Yellow Gold Rings

White Gold Cultured Pearl Rings

Pearl rings in white gold all cultured

Cultured Pearl Rings

Akoya cultured pearl rings in gold

Cultured Pearl & Diamond Rings
Wedding Rings
Cultured Pearl & Diamond Rings

Pearl rings, gold and diamonds

Wedding Rings

Create your own one of a kind custom wedding band


Opulent, luxurious, refined, elegant and even practical; American Pearl rings satisfy all tastes and budgets. These rings are mounted with a variety of gems, ranging from salt water to freshwater pearls.

The rings at American Pearl can be set with the large and rare South Sea pearls, the smaller luminous Akoya, or more delicate Freshwater pearls and these can be further enhanced with the matching earrings, bracelets, or necklaces also available at American Pearl.

Pearl rings are a classic addition to any outfit at any time for any occasion. They will never sit unused in a jewelry box. A pearl ring with or without diamonds will add Hollywood glamour to a basic pair of blue jeans. However there are some special events that are better when commemorated with pearls! Younger women celebrating their sweet sixteen or a bat mitzvah will treasure a delicate pearl ring, such as the Princess line of jewelry. However, no matter which type of pearl set is chosen, they will be treasured mementos for the rest of her life. Pearls never go out of style, she may even choose to wear her pearl set later at her wedding or pass them down to her own daughter! The larger and more rare South Sea pearls, which come in white or gold, are appropriate for a variety of events. For the elegant iconoclast they make perfect engagement rings or anniversary rings, as do Akoya pearls. For the romantic couple seeking to express their devotion before becoming officially engaged a promise ring of a South Sea, Akoya, or Freshwater pearl can be an ideal alternative to a diamond. These rings also make excellent gifts for Mother’s Day; a pearl ring can be worn as a daily reminder of how much a woman is appreciated by her family.

Many of the cocktail rings offered by American Pearl would not be out of place on the red carpet or at the opera. A black Tahitian Pearl set with diamonds can always be relied upon to make a dramatic statement of sophisticated allure. On the other hand, flashy jewelry may not be appropriate at a fund raising event or a luncheon at a museum. Pearls, even when set on a bed of diamonds, indicate refined taste.

However if you love the look of a pearl ring but would prefer a lower profile on your finger, the Mabe pearl is an excellent choice. Grown not inside the oyster but against the shell itself, Mabe pearls are naturally half round and can be set easily into a ring bezel. However, a ring decorated with Mother of Pearl offers the lowest profile of all. Made of the substance nacre which coats the interior of many oysters’ shells and all pearls, Mother of Pearl can be used to inlay a ring. These rings have the same luminous quality as other pearl rings, but have a flat profile against the hand.

South sea pearls are grown in warm tropical waters such as those off the golden beaches of the Philippines or Australia. They are grown in a particular type of salt-water oyster, the Pinctada maxima, whose size and slow growth guarantees pearls of unusual size and luster. They range in color from a rich gold, the most unique variety, to an iridescent white. Grown in a black lip oyster, or the Pinctada mararitifera-cumingi, Tahitian pearls are usually darker in color than the South Sea types. They come in a variety of colors from peacock black to silver.

The Akoya is grown in the Pinctada fucata martensii off the coast of Japan. Usually smaller than South Sea Pearls, the sumptuous Akoya is a wonderful choice for a ring. They range in color from peach to cream to silver.

Freshwater pearls are another splendid choice for a unique ring that will satisfy both the desire for natural beauty as well as a price-conscious prize. Similar to their luxuriant cousin, the Akoya pearl, in appearance, they are easier to grow and thus easier on the wallet. They are grown inside smaller fresh water oysters, usually in the clean lakes of China near Shanghai. These pearls can be found in a wide variety of colors as well. American Pearl offers a range of mountings for these beautiful gems. Both white and yellow gold are available ranging from 14k to 18k. In these mountings the discerning customer can express their own sense of style, from the modern to the classic. Refined solitaire pearl rings are available but your pearl can also be surrounded and enhanced by diamonds to make a grander statement.
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