Pearl Bracelets
Effortlessly classic pearl bracelets bring unique style to any look. These gems are as timeless as it gets, adding subtle glow that makes them eye-catching accessories. Give the gift of a gold and real pearl bracelet or treat yourself to our glistening freshwater cultured pearl bracelets. From classic Akoya pearl bracelets to modern and colorful Tahitian pearl bracelets, we're sure to have your perfect piece.
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FAQs about Pearl Bracelets
Can you wear a pearl bracelet everyday?
Pearls are relatively soft gems, but, with some careful wear and thoughtful care, pearl bracelets can be worn every day. Just remember a few simple tips for care and cleaning: put your pearls on last, wipe them with a clean cloth after wear and place them in a soft cloth bag at the end of the day.
If you’re wearing pearl necklaces or bracelets with strand designs, you should avoid submerging this jewelry in any liquids. Doing so can weaken the silk or string holding the pearls in place.
How do you wear a pearl bracelet?
There's no one way to wear versatile pearl bracelets. For example, the clean and simple look of freshwater cultured pearl bracelets can dress up your favorite pair of jeans or act as a subtle complement to your go-to little black dress. Alternatively, South Sea cultured pearl bracelets have a stand-out style perfect for a night on the town, especially in a multi-strand design.
Are pearl bracelets popular?
Pearl bracelets have enjoyed enduring popularity over the years and continue to have countless fans today. They have a vintage appeal that pairs effortlessly with modern styles for a refined look. Among the most popular styles of pearl bracelets include classic single-strand designs, bold double-strand bracelets, pearl bangles, pearl cuffs and Tahitian cultured pearl bracelets in hues of green, blue and gray.
What are cultured pearl bracelets?
Though pearls are natural gemstones, many of today’s jewelry-quality pearls are cultured to ensure availability and the highest quality. Cultured pearl bracelets are the most common bracelets you’ll find with these glamorous gems. They feature real pearls that have been created with expert intervention and natural processes, resulting in genuine pearls at more affordable prices.
At Blue Nile, our wide selection of cultured pearl bracelets for women and men includes the most popular varieties of these glowing gemstones. We offer Akoya, Tahitian, South Sea, and freshwater pearl bracelets with cultured varieties of these organic gems.
Are cultured pearl bracelets real?
Yes, cultured pearls are real pearls. Bracelets with cultured pearls have authentic pearls.
What designs are popular?
Gold and silver pearl bracelets are our most popular styles. Choose from silver bracelets with pearl accents, Akoya pearl strand bracelets with gold clasps, glamorous multi-strand freshwater pearl bracelets, gold bracelets with pearl accents, multi-color Tahitian pearl bracelets, and even bracelets combining pearls and diamonds.
How do you style a pearl bracelet?
These versatile bracelets can be styled for any look. Wear a pearl bracelet on its own to draw the most attention to this jewelry, or pair it with additional pieces on your other arm for a bracelet stacking look. Many people choose to wear their cultured pearl bracelets with bangles or tennis bracelets on their opposite arm for a complete look.
Do bracelets with pearls make good gifts?
Eternally classic pearl bracelets make excellent gifts for any occasion. Because pearl is the birthstone for June, these bracelets are especially popular for celebrating these birthdays.
What is the best way to care for pearl bracelets?
Pearls are some of the more fragile gemstones featured in popular jewelry, so they require extra gemstone care. Avoid harsh chemicals and cosmetics. It's best to follow the last on, first off rule when wearing this jewelry. Your pearl bracelet should be the last thing you put on before heading out for the day, and the first thing you take off when you get home. This helps avoid exposing your pearls to harmful chemicals.
As a general rule, pearl bracelets should never be submerged in any liquid. Instead, they can be wiped clean with a soft, dry cloth as necessary.
Is other pearl jewelry available?
At Blue Nile, we offer a full selection of pearl jewelry for any occasion. Shop our necklaces, earrings, rings, and bracelets with Akoya, Tahitian, South Sea, freshwater, and mother of pearl gems.
