This is a demo store. No orders will be fulfilled.
Search
This is a carousel with one large image and a track of thumbnails to the left. Select any of the image buttons to change the main image on the right.
Worry-Free Shopping. Worry-Free Shipping.
Easy Shipping Options:
Even returns are no problem. See details
It's that simple.
Select stores are now offering in-store pickup. Once your order is ready, we'll send you an email letting you know it's available for pickup!
Enter your zip code to find your nearest store.
Select stores are now offering curbside pickup. Once your order is ready, you'll receive communication via email and text message with specific instructions for pickup.
Enter your zip code to find your nearest store.
Select stores are now offering same-day delivery. Once your order is ready, you'll receive communication via email and text message with specific instructions for delivery.
Enter your zip code to find your nearest store.
Historically, pearls have been used as an adornment for centuries. They were one of the favorite gem materials of the Roman Empire. Later, in Tudor England, the 1500s were known as the pearl age. Pearls are unique as they are the only gems from living sea creatures and require no faceting or polishing to reveal their natural beauty. Akoya are popular pearls that are farmed mostly along the coasts of China and Japan. Akoya pearls usually have a high luster, near-perfect roundness and high quality. White and cream are the most-requested colors, but many natural and treated colors are available, including black.
The surface of a pearl can chip and scratch away rather easily, and the luster of pearls can quickly be dulled by solvents, household cleaners, alcohol, cosmetics, and chlorine. To maintain your pearls beauty, bring them in to your local Helzberg Diamonds store for a complimentary cleaning and inspection. You can also care for your pearls at home by wiping them with a soft cloth before putting them away, and storing them separately from other jewelry to avoid scraping away the tender outer coating. If you're careful, you can preserve a pearl's beauty for ages.