Pearl Silver Earrings
Freshwater cultured pearls set in 925 silver.
Pearl earrings set a cultured pearl against metal — the oldest formal earring there is, and still the safest choice for weddings, interviews and everything between. This collection brings together anokhi's 925 sterling silver pearl earrings: 6 mm freshwater pearl studs, longer pearl danglers, and oxidised jhumka fringed with hand-strung pearl beads. Every pearl is a freshwater cultured pearl — real, grown in a mollusc, not an imitation bead and not an astrological stone. Every setting, post and back is 925 sterling silver, BIS hallmarked for purity and anti-tarnish finished, and each piece ships with pearl-specific care instructions.
About pearl silver earrings
Are these real pearls?
Yes — real freshwater cultured pearls, grown in a mollusc with human assistance, which is how virtually every pearl sold today is produced. They are not glass or resin imitation beads. We make no astrological or gemstone claims about them.
How do I care for pearl earrings?
Put them on last, after perfume and hairspray — pearl nacre is porous and alcohol dulls it. Wipe with a soft dry cloth after wear and store in the pouch away from other metal, which can scratch the surface.
What silver is used in the settings?
925 sterling silver throughout — cup, post and push-back — so nothing touching your ear is anything but hallmarked sterling. There is no nickel core, which is why they suit sensitive ears.
Are pearl earrings suitable for daily wear?
The studs are, and are our most-gifted office earring. The longer danglers and pearl jhumka are festive-weight; the exact drop length is on every listing so you can judge.