Edison Pearls

Gold ring with two pearls, one pink and one white, arranged in a spiral on a white background.

  • While most freshwater mussels produce numerous small pearls, Edison mollusks typically produce a single, large gem, which accounts for their impressive size. These pearls come in a variety of stunning colors, including purple, pink, bronze, peach, gold, champagne, and white.

A gold open bracelet with two purple pearls on each end, set against a plain white background.

  • The size, shape, luster and colors of Edison pearls are phenomenal, putting these pearls in a class of their own. What makes them even more remarkable is the fact that they are surprisingly affordable. Women throughout the world are now able to afford pearls of superior quality in any shape, size, and color they prefer. 

A gold chain necklace with three large pearls, two white and one pink, arranged in a row on a plain white background.

  • Edison pearls first appeared in the market in 2010 by a group of pearl cultivating companies in Zhuji, a town in the Zhejiang Province in east-central China. These companies worked alongside Zhejiang University to develop the cultivation process that produces these distinctive pearls. After five years of dedicated research and experimentation, they achieved the desired results.

To learn about our other pearl varieties, click below.

A collection of gold and silvery blue iridescent white South Sea pearls in a white bowl.
A pearl necklace with irregularly shaped pearls and gold clasp resting on a large iridescent shell.
Tahitian
Freshwater
Gold hoop earrings with gray pearls at the bottom, hanging against a white background.
South Sea