Pearl Necklaces: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 20, 2026
Browse 16 listings for Pearl Necklaces, including options from Saint Bernard and Wwake. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 16 displayed listings with prices are listed from $88.00 to $3,550.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Options include classic single-strand pearls, baroque and fresh-water varieties, and designs that combine pearls with gold or silver accents.
Choose a necklace based on pearl type and size. Freshwater pearls are typically more affordable, while salt-water or baroque pearls offer unique shapes. Look for a secure clasp and a matching length for your neckline.
For everyday wear, a simple strand or pendant works well; for special occasions, a multi-strand or lariat style adds drama. Keep pearls away from harsh chemicals and store them in a soft pouch to maintain luster.

Timeless Pearly Coral Pearl Necklace
Saint Bernard
$683.00

Lizzie Fortunato Sardina Pearl Necklace
Saint Bernard
$550.00

Casa Clara Pointelle Necklace
Saint Bernard
$88.00

Pearl Collage Necklace
Wwake
$645.00

Pearl Scallop Necklace
Wwake
$980.00

Pearl Petal Lariat Necklace
Wwake
$690.00

Baroque Pearl Necklace
Kinn Studio
$1,200.00

Pearl & Raw Crystal Necklace
Awe Inspired
$425.00

Pearl Enhanced Necklace
EF Collection
$995.00

14K Gold Pearl Newport Necklace
Gorjana
$380.00

Pearl Howell Pouch Necklace
Wwake
$3,550.00

Poet Y Pearl Necklace
Loren Stewart
$835.00

Essential Pearl Necklace
Stone and Strand
$600.00

Pearl Strand Necklace
Baby Gold
$200.00

Pearl Knot Necklace
EF Collection
$395.00

Bubble Pearl Necklace
Mociun
$800.00
Questions
What is the difference between freshwater and salt-water pearls?
Freshwater pearls are grown in mussels and are usually more affordable, while salt-water pearls come from oysters and often have a higher luster.
How often should I clean my pearl necklace?
Wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth after each wear and avoid soaking them in water.
Can I wear pearls while swimming?
It’s best to avoid water, especially chlorinated or salty water, as it can damage the pearls’ surface.
What clasp types are common for pearl necklaces?
Spring-ring, lobster-claw, and magnetic clasps are typical, each offering a secure closure.