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Baroque Pearls

Baroque pearls are irregular, non-round pearls — each one unique in shape. They come in freshwater, Tahitian and South Sea varieties and cost less than round pearls of the same size.

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Baroque Pearls

Baroque pearls, known for their irregular, uneven shapes, are attractive and versatile. I n fact, you can use them to complement nearly any ensemble. Many of these types of pearls have spectacularly unique shapes, which makes each piece a one-of-a-kind creation. American Pearl is a premier resource for fine-quality baroque pearls in a wide range of radiant pearl colors, several sizes and styles available.

Whether you're looking for a baroque pearls necklace as a wonderful gift for your favorite pearl-lover or simply love the unique look of these sweet pearls, you'll find just what you're looking for here at American Pearl . Dazzle your recipient with an enchanting gray baroque pearl necklace or keep it classic and simple with a string of white baroque pearls. No matter what you choose, you can be sure yours will be cherished for a lifetime.

Common Questions

What is a baroque pearl?

A baroque pearl is any pearl with an irregular, non-round shape. The irregularity forms naturally as the pearl grows unevenly inside the oyster or mussel, so every baroque pearl is one of a kind.

Are baroque pearls less valuable than round pearls?

Baroque pearls cost less than round pearls of the same type and size, but large, lustrous baroque South Sea and Tahitian pearls can still be valuable.

What types of baroque pearls are there?

Baroque pearls come in freshwater, Akoya, Tahitian and South Sea varieties, from small freshwater baroques to large Tahitian and South Sea strands.

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