Custom Pearl Jewelry That Tells Your Brand’s Story
As a leading custom pearl jewelry manufacturer, we turn your ideas into signature pearl jewelry that capture attention and spark desire with exquisite craftsmanship, premium materials, and endless design possibilities.
- Ethically sourced, high-luster pearls from trusted global farms
- Options for freshwater, Akoya, South Sea, Tahitian cultured pearls
- Fully customized designs: from the hand-picked pearls to the setting
Why Clingold Glows As Your Pearl Jewelry Partner
Trusted by jewelry brands worldwide, we deliver custom pearl jewelry with exceptional quality, flexible options, and honest pricing to support your brand’s success.
Hand-Selected Pearl Perfection
Each pearl is carefully picked by our specialists for its rich luster, smooth surface, and consistent match in shape and color. Quality is never left to chance.
Extensive Customization Options
Choose from a wide variety of pearl types, sizes, metal settings, finishes, and packaging. We tailor every detail to suit your brand’s identity and product goals.
Strict QC in Every Step
From sourcing to final polish, every pearl jewelry goes through rigorous inspections to ensure flawless craftsmanship and brand-ready consistency.
Promise Value in Honest Price
We combine expert craftsmanship with fair, transparent pricing. You receive exceptional quality that meets your budget, without sacrificing design or detail.
Inspired Jewelry Collections Curated with Lustrous & Elegant Pearls
Discover jewelry collections crafted to showcase the timeless glow of lustrous pearls. Each piece combines classic elegance with modern artistry, creating stunning accessories that capture light, emotion, and attention.
Custom Pearl Options to Match Your Brand Vision
Every piece tells a story. From elegant pearl varieties to modern metal settings, we offer full customization so every piece aligns with your style, market, and customer expectations.
Choose from a Variety of Pearl Types
Each pearl brings its own character and charm. Select the type that fits your design story and price point.
Freshwater Pearls
- Affordable, versatile, and beautifully imperfect
- Ideal for boho, minimalist, and everyday wear collections
Akoya Pearls
- Known for their high luster and classic round shape
- Best suited for timeless bridal and luxury pieces
South Sea Pearls
- The rarest and most luxurious pearls on the market
- Ideal for high-end, prestige lines
Tahitian Pearls
- Dark, bold, and exotic, perfect for dramatic collections
- Available in natural blacks, peacock greens, and silvers
Pick the Perfect Pearl Size
Size matters when it comes to making a statement. Whether delicate or bold, we offer a full range to suit your aesthetic.
- Small (2–5mm): Ideal for dainty, minimalist jewelry
- Medium (6–8mm): The sweet spot for everyday wear and layering
- Large (9–11mm): Elegant and noticeable, perfect for statement earrings or pendants
- Extra Large (12mm+): Dramatic and luxurious, used in premium collections
Custom Matchable Pearl Colors
From soft and romantic to rich and modern, pearl color adds a unique tone to your collection.
- Classic White
- Blush Pink
- Cream
- Lavender
- Peacock
- Silver
- Yellow
- Gray
- ......
Select the Tailor-Made Pearl Shapes
Shape adds character to your jewelry collection, choose forms that reflect your design vision.
- Round: The timeless classic
- Near-Round: Slightly organic, but still symmetrical
- Oval: Sleek and modern
- Button: Flat-bottomed, ideal for rings and studs
- Drop: Elegant teardrop shape for earrings and pendants
- Keshi: Flat and contemporary
- Ringed: Irregular shape with natural rings or grooves
- Baroque: Freeform, nature-inspired artistry
Metal Choices That Match Your Market
Every setting matters. We offer a range of metal options to pair beautifully with your pearls and appeal to your audience.
- Sterling Silver
- Gold Plated / Vermeil / Filled
- 10K / 14K / 18K Solid Gold
Need Help Picking the Right Style or Pearl?
We’re not just manufacturers. We’re collaborators to help your jewelry brand grow. We’ll help you select trending styles, optimal materials, and cost-effective plating options that don’t sacrifice quality.
8 Factors: Understanding What You’re Paying for in Pearls
Pearl jewelry pricing isn’t just about aesthetics. It’s shaped by a delicate balance of rarity, craftsmanship, and natural perfection. Whether you’re designing for everyday elegance or luxury collections, understanding these factors will help you price confidently and choose the right materials for your brand.
Pearl Types
Each pearl type carries its own prestige, rarity, and price point.
- Freshwater Pearls: Abundant, budget-friendly, with a wide range of colors and shapes.
- Akoya Pearls: Known for high luster and roundness, often used in classic styles.
- Tahitian Pearls: Naturally dark with rich overtones, luxurious and bold.
- South Sea Pearls: Large, rare, and luminous, ideal for high-end statement pieces.
Grades & Luster
Luster refers to the way light reflects off the pearl’s surface.
- High-luster pearls have a crisp, mirror-like shine and command premium prices.
- Lower-luster pearls appear duller and are priced accordingly.
- Grading systems (A-AAA or A-D) are often used to evaluate overall quality, including luster.
Surface
Blemishes like spots, bumps, or pits are natural but affect price.
- Clean surfaces are rare and more expensive.
- Pearls with minor flaws can still be beautiful but are more affordable.
Sizes
Larger pearls take longer to grow, making them rarer and more valuable.
- Common sizes range from 2 mm to over 15 mm, depending on the type.
- Bigger pearls with high quality are significantly more expensive.
Shape
Symmetry adds value.
- Round: Most coveted and expensive.
- Near-Round / Button: Slightly off-round, still elegant.
- Baroque / Circled Baroque: Unique and artistic, often more budget-friendly.
Color
Color varies by pearl type and is influenced by market demand.
- Classic whites and creams are timeless.
- Rare hues like peacock green, golden, or lavender can drive up price.
- Natural colors are more valuable than dyed.
Nacre thickness
Nacre is the substance secreted around the nucleus.
- Thicker nacre means better luster and durability.
- Thin-nacre pearls may have good initial shine but are prone to dulling over time.
- Akoya pearls, in particular, are prized for high nacre quality.
Jewelry Setting & Materials
The final piece matters just as much as the pearl.
- Metal Options: 14K/18K gold, platinum, and sterling silver vary in price.
- Craftsmanship: Handmade and intricate designs increase value.
- Branding & Design: Unique styles or well-known names may carry additional pricing power.
Natural vs. Cultured Pearls: What’s the Difference?
Both natural and cultured pearls offer timeless elegance, but the way they form—and how they’re sourced—sets them apart. Here’s what you need to know when choosing the right pearl for your jewelry line.
- Ethical and eco-conscious sourcing
- Reliable supply and consistency for collections
- Visually stunning and nearly indistinguishable from natural pearls
Natural Pearls
Formed entirely by nature without human intervention.
- Extremely rare and found by chance in wild oysters
- Often irregular in shape and smaller in size
- Highly prized by collectors, with premium prices
- No longer harvested in large quantities due to sustainability
Cultured Pearls
Grown with human assistance by implanting a nucleus inside the mollusk.
- Identical in composition to natural pearls
- Available in a wide range of types, sizes, colors, and shapes
- Sustainably farmed and more affordable
- Ideal for consistent quality and large-scale jewelry production
Sustainably Sourced, Consciously Crafted
Our commitment to sustainability goes beyond the beauty of the pearl. We work mindfully to ensure that every step of our production respects nature, supports ethical farming, and leaves a lighter footprint on the planet.
- Eco-Conscious Pearl Farming: Sourced from environmentally responsible farms with low-impact practices.
- Fair Labor & Transparent Sourcing: We treat workers with dignity and fairness.
- Safe Plating: Nickel-safe, lead-free plating with clean, eco-conscious methods.
- Minimal Waste Production: Precision planning and responsible design minimize material waste.
