Types of pearls

Tahitian

Born in the lagoons of French Polynesia, known for their dark body color and peacock overtones.

Types of pearls

Freshwater Pearls

Cultivated in lakes and rivers, these pearls offer a wide variety of natural shapes and soft tones — Durr’s specialty.

Types of pearls

Akoya Pearls

The classic pearl — perfectly round, white with rose or silver overtones, and high-luster, traditionally from Japan.

Types of pearls

South Sea Pearls

Among the largest and rarest, known for their soft golden or silvery white shades and exceptional size.

At DURR

We embrace the uniqueness of each pearl type, choosing what enhances both elegance and individuality.

  • Grading & Sizing

    At Durr, we use only top-tier grades like 5A for our freshwater pearls, ensuring exceptional luster and minimal imperfections.
    Each pearl is carefully graded for its shine, surface quality, shape, size, and harmony.

  • Color Overtones & Meaning

    Pearls at Durr shimmer with natural overtones — rose, silver, ivory, and peacock — each evoking a unique emotion. Never dyed, they reflect the true beauty of nature’s own palette.

  • How Durr Chooses Its Pearls

    At Durr, we don’t just select pearls — we curate them with intention, choosing each for its luster, tone, and harmony with the design.
    Every pearl is handpicked to tell a story, reflecting our commitment to slow, timeless elegance.

Myths & Legends Around Pearls

For centuries, pearls have captured imagination across cultures: In ancient Greece, pearls were said to be tears of the gods. In Arabian legends, they were born from dewdrops kissed by moonlight. In Asia, they symbolized wisdom and spiritual purity. In Europe, they stood for wealth, femininity, and royalty. At Durr, we embrace this rich heritage — where every pearl holds not just beauty, but centuries of meaning.