Anandia Pearls - Newport Beach Style, Wholesale Pearl Jewelry Prices!
Welcome to the Anandia
Pearls unique online pearl jewelry store - exotic black pearl rings, exclusive south sea pearls, cultured pearl
necklaces, rare golden pearls, cream colored pearl earrings and much more! Along with our first-person, executive-class service - both online and at our Newport Beach Coast Highway storefront - our strikingly original diamond pearl jewelry is available nowhere
else!
Even better, we offer you huge savings on genuine high-luster pearls and AAA quality cultured pearl jewelry - no salesperson commissions, no markups. Just fabulous pearl jewelry
designs with easy customization, stellar service, low prices, and our
100% Money-Back Guarantee.
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Have you ever been to a retail jewelry store to buy cultured pearls?
If so, then you probably already know that top-quality black
pearl necklace, south sea pearl ring, or black pearl earrings they
sell usually doesn't come with low prices on pearls, even when you
find their pearls on sale!
At Anandia Pearls, we do things differently. Our stunning cultured
pearl jewelry with diamonds always stands unique and timeless, and
is built to impress. Even so, we offer our strikingly original
pearl jewelry below retail price!
How can low prices be possible in upscale Newport
Beach? In a word: Volume! With a huge pearl inventory and
partnerships with pearl dealers and pearl farmers around the world,
it's possible for us to offer discount pearl jewelry wholesale
prices. We import pearls from Australia (white south sea pearls),
and pearls from Tahiti (black pearls); pearls from Indonesia and
the Phillipines (golden pearls), pearls from Japan (akoya pearls)
and pearls from China (freshwater pearls).
How would you like to Look Great and Save Money?
We only sell the top 1 - 2% of all pearls the
pearl farm produces. Then we create diamond pearl jewelry just for
you, jewelry unmatched for quality and style. We have to -
the reality is, our Newport Beach jewelry store clients
demand only the best!
Because we import pearls direct and keep the overhead cost low, we
happily offer our unique jewelry designs to you at near wholesale
prices. Bottom line: you save money. Better yet,
your high-luster pearls get you noticed, whether at the socialite
ball, or at the office.
Is it Safe to Order Jewelry Online from You?
Yes! Unlike most companies that sell pearl jewelry on the web, we have a physical store front on Coast Highway in Newport Beach, CA. With over 25 years in this business, and our prime location, we're not going anywhere! If you prefer, stop by when you're in town (we're right next door to Starbucks!)
Got a Question? Ask Our Pearl Experts!
Feel free to email us or call toll-free ( 1-866-386-4170 ) with your questions! We will go over everything with you, whether you're searching for the perfect gift, customizing your order, shipping, or choosing a ring size.
Pearl Education: Are Cultured Pearls Real Pearls?
Yes, the cultured pearls carried by Anandia Pearls are real pearls created by real oysters, produced by a delicate culturing process perfected over the last century. These are the same pearls that are sold at nearly every retail jewelry store across the country. However, of these only the top 1 - 2% out of the millions of pearls produced each year are good enough to meet our top quality AAA-A standards and be sold by us. Understanding the different cultured pearl types - and their shapes, sizes, colors, and quality ratings - makes it easy to find the perfect pearl jewelry for you. Contact us here or start with the basics of pearl education below.
Tahitian Black Pearls
Tahitian Black Pearls are one of most popular pearl types today. The Tahitian Pearl ( black pearl ), comes in shades of green, blue, brown, and grey. No one pearl color is "best" or most valuable, but high luster pearls are always more valuable pearls. Black pearls come from pearl farms in Tahiti - French Polynesia, and tend to cost more than Akoya Cultured Pearls from Japan and Freshwater Pearls from China, but are usually less expensive than south sea pearls from Australia, Indonesia, or the Philippines. Click here to learn more about Tahitian Black Pearls...
White South Sea Pearls
White South Sea Pearls are among the biggest and most valuable of all pearls. A south sea pearl appearing as a white pearl or a silver pearl is grown mostly in the warm waters near Australia. The warm and calm conditions help the oysters produce large white pearls. The look of south sea pearls is big and bold, and these pearls have a satin-like luster. Learn more about White South Sea Pearls...
Golden South Sea Pearls
Golden South Sea Pearls are even more valuable than their white cousins. This rare golden pearl, sometimes called a yellow pearl, comes from the warm waters of Indonesia and the Philippines. Golden pearls are the latest trend in exotic south seas pearls - so new that most people have never even heard of a gold pearl, let alone held one up close. For this reason, Golden South Sea Pearls are very popular today and in high demand. Learn more about Golden South Sea Pearls...
Akoya Cultured Pearls
Akoya Cultured Pearls were the first pearl variety to be cultivated commercially at the beginning of the 1900's by Mikimoto and others. Also called a cultured pearl, or a Japanese cultured pearl, Akoya pearls are a step above freshwater pearls in price and quality, and are usually seen as a small, round white pearl, or a slightly pink pearl. The akoya pearl is often what comes to mind when someone mentions the word "pearl" - they are classic, timeless, and highly lustrous. Learn more about Akoya Cultured Pearls...
Freshwater Pearls
Freshwater Pearls are cultivated in vast quantities in freshwater lakes, mostly in China and the United States. A freshwater pearl tends to be less round than an akoya pearl, but appears naturally as white pearls, cream pearls, pink pearls, peach, lavender or other pastel colors. As the most inexpensive pearls, freshwater cultured pearls are often dyed to other colors. However, high luster natural color freshwater pearls are unusual and are often not very cheap pearls. Learn more about Freshwater Pearls...
Tell Me More About Pearls!
Want to learn more about pearls, what to look for, how to buy pearls and get great deals on pearls? Then check out the Free Pearl Buying Guide and learn the jewelers' secrets to select top-quality pearls and save money!
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