14KT Yellow Gold Akoya Pearl Necklace

About Imperial Pearls

From Loretta Young to Rita Hayworth to Elizabeth Taylor to First Lady Nancy Reagan, Imperial Pearl has been the choice of discriminating jewelry lovers since the early 1900s. That legacy did not happen by accident. It was built through over a century of expertise, global relationships, and an unwavering commitment to sourcing and designing pearl jewelry of exceptional quality.

Imperial's storied history traces back to the 1892 establishment of Deltah, one of America's first fine jewelry firms, and the 1917 founding of the Imperial Pearl Syndicate. Throughout the twentieth century Imperial led the way in cultured pearl jewelry marketing and design, becoming the largest independent pearl company in the United States and the country's leading pearl authority by every measure.

Today three generations of Imperial pearl experts travel the world hand-selecting rare pearls directly at the source, securing first pick of annual harvests from the finest farms before they are available to other companies. Their relationships with pearl farmers in Japan, the Cook Islands, Fiji, China, and other pearl-producing regions have been built over decades and give Imperial access to pearls that others simply cannot obtain. The company also holds an exclusive distribution agreement for Eyris Blue Pearls and Imperial's Crown cultured pearls, two of the most distinctive pearl varieties available anywhere.

The collection spans the full range of cultured pearl types including Akoya, freshwater, Tahitian, and South Sea pearls, designed in everything from timeless classic strands and stud earrings to fashion-forward contemporary pieces in sterling silver and 18 karat gold. Whether you are looking for a first pair of pearl earrings, a special gift, or a piece you will wear for decades, Imperial Pearl has something designed for you.

Come see the Imperial Pearl collection at Pearce Jewelers in West Lebanon and let our team help you find the perfect piece.