Sea Jewelry: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 27, 2026
Browse 17 listings for Sea Jewelry, including options from Kiel James Patrick and Love Adorned NYC. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 17 displayed listings with prices are listed from $28.00 to $6,400.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Items include rings, earrings, bracelets, necklaces and pendants featuring pearls, cobalt, mother-of-pearl and other ocean-inspired motifs.
Common materials mentioned are South Sea pearls, mother-of-pearl, cobalt metal and various gemstones. Look for the specific stone or pearl type in the product name to match your style.
When buying, verify the maker’s care instructions for pearls and metal, and confirm the size of rings or length of necklaces as listed in the product details.

Heart of the Sea Cobalt Ring
Kiel James Patrick
$48.00

Heart of the Sea Red Earrings
Kiel James Patrick
$58.00

Heart of the Sea Red Ring
Kiel James Patrick
$48.00

Heart of the Sea Cobalt Necklace
Kiel James Patrick
$68.00

Rubellite Sea Ring
Love Adorned NYC
$5,985.00

Heart of the Sea Mother of Pearl Ring
Kiel James Patrick
$48.00

Black South Sea Pearl Dangle Earrings
Schiffman's Jewelers
$4,400.00

Sea Turtle Charm Bracelet
Love Adorned NYC
$615.00

Sea Foam Pearl Knot Bracelet
Kiel James Patrick
$28.00

Black South Sea Pearl Stud Earrings
Schiffman's Jewelers
$4,000.00

Heart of the Sea Mother of Pearl Necklace
Kiel James Patrick
$68.00

Teeny Sea Anemone Ring
Love Adorned NYC
$1,290.00

Sea Band
Sophie Ratner
$1,600.00

Lizzie Fortunato Sea & Sky Collar Necklace
Saint Bernard
$450.00

South Sea Pearl Pendant
Love Adorned NYC
$2,970.00

Reversible South Sea Pearl Pendant
Kirna Zabete
$6,400.00

Calypso Sea Engravable Wedding Bracelet
Kiel James Patrick
$72.00
Questions
What is the difference between a Mother of Pearl ring and a South Sea Pearl ring?
The name indicates the material; Mother of Pearl (indexes 5,10) uses nacre from oyster shells, while South Sea Pearl (indexes 6,9) refers to larger, high-luster pearls. Check the maker’s description for size and origin.
How should I care for jewelry that includes pearls?
Follow the maker’s care guide, typically avoiding moisture and storing the pieces separately; the product listings note pearl material for that purpose.