Tahitian Pearls
Exotic naturally dark pearls from French Polynesia — peacock, silver and green overtones. Hover any collection to see it in motion.
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Tahitian Pearl Necklaces
Peacock, black & green strands
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Tahitian Pearl Earrings
Exotic dark studs & drops
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Tahitian Pearl Rings
Bold black pearl rings
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Tahitian Pearl Pendants
Dark luminous pendants
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Tahitian Pearl Bracelets
Multicolor pearl bracelets
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Tahitian Pearl Tin Cup Necklaces
Station-style necklaces
Shop Now →Tahitian pearls are naturally dark saltwater cultured pearls from French Polynesia — in black, peacock, green and aubergine tones, typically 8–14mm. American Pearl offers Tahitian necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets direct at wholesale prices with free shipping.
What Are Tahitian Pearls?
Tahitian pearls are grown in the black-lipped oyster of French Polynesia. They are the only pearls whose dark body colour occurs naturally, which makes each one distinctive.
Colours and Sizes
Tahitian pearls range from silver-grey to deep black, with sought-after peacock, green and aubergine overtones. They are large — usually about 8mm to 14mm — which gives them real presence.
How to Judge Tahitian Quality
Evaluate lustre, surface cleanliness, shape, size and the richness of the overtones. Strong lustre with vivid peacock overtones commands the highest value.
Shop Tahitian Pearls at Wholesale Prices
We sell Tahitian jewellery direct, and most pieces can be customized. Every order includes free shipping and a complimentary gift box.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Tahitian pearls naturally black?
Yes. Tahitian pearls are the only pearls whose dark body colour occurs naturally, grown in the black-lipped oyster of French Polynesia — no dye is needed.
What colours do Tahitian pearls come in?
From silver-grey to deep black, with prized peacock, green and aubergine overtones.
What size are Tahitian pearls?
Typically about 8mm to 14mm, larger than Akoya, which gives them a bold presence.
Tahitian pearls vs black Akoya — what is the difference?
Tahitian pearls are naturally dark and larger; black Akoya pearls are smaller and get their colour through treatment.
How do I judge Tahitian pearl quality?
Look at lustre, surface, shape, size and the richness of the overtones. Bright lustre with vivid peacock overtones is the most valuable.
