About Silver Blue Akoya Pearl

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Silver-blue Akoya pearls are like moonlight captured from the Seto Inland Sea, glowing with a dreamy shine. Their soft luster carries pink or green overtones, creating an elegant and graceful look with a touch of intelligence.

Each pearl holds the whispers of the ocean and beautifully complements Asian skin tones. From the simple charm of a white shirt for everyday wear to the radiant beauty of a wedding dress, these pearls shine with their own unique style.

At Olina Pearl, we carefully select top-quality silver-blue Akoya pearls to create ready-made and custom-made jewelry, bringing the poetry of the ocean into your every precious moment.

Pearls That Combine Classic Luster with Modern, Cool-Toned Beauty

Compared with the warm and soft look of traditional white Akoya pearls, silver-blue Akoya pearls show shades of silver-grey, misty blue, and a cool metallic shine. They may also reveal subtle pink or purple overtones, like moonlight in the deep sea, understated yet highly distinctive.

Three unique charms of Sliver Blue Akoya

Selected Sliver Blue Akoya

Madama Certificate

Madama Akoya Loose Pearl: Including Pearl Science Laboratory (PSL) Certificate

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Madama Akoya Loose Pearl: Including Pearl Science Laboratory (PSL) Certificate

HK$8,800.00 ~ HK$13,800.00

Akoya | Silver Blue | 18K White Gold | Diamond Bar Drop Earrings

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Akoya | Silver Blue | 18K White Gold | Diamond Bar Drop Earrings

HK$7,980.00

Akoya Silver Blue 18K White Gold Diamond Earrings

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Akoya Silver Blue 18K White Gold Diamond Earrings

HK$8,800.00

Akoya Silver Blue Starry Night Golden Tube 18K Gold Necklace

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Akoya Silver Blue Starry Night Golden Tube 18K Gold Necklace

HK$7,380.00

Akoya | Silver Blue | 18K Gold Tubes | Memory Wire Cuff Necklace

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Akoya | Silver Blue | 18K Gold Tubes | Memory Wire Cuff Necklace

HK$6,380.00

Akoya | Silver Blue | 18K White Gold | Diamond Bar Drop Pendant

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Akoya | Silver Blue | 18K White Gold | Diamond Bar Drop Pendant

HK$5,380.00

Strict Grading System

Akoya pearls have a official grading system that categorizes them into three grades based on their quality: Regular, Hanadama, Tennyo.

Hanadama Pearl are considered the highest quality Japanese Akoya pearls. The term "Hana" in Japanese means "excellence" or "first," and achieving the "Hana" grade signifies minimal flaws, perfectly round shape, vibrant luster, and color, with a nacre layer thickness of over 0.4mm.
Tennyo pearls, on the other hand, are the top-grade among Hanadama Pearl. Only Hanadama pearls that meet the strict criteria set by authoritative jewelry appraisal certificates in Japan are awarded the prestigious title of "Tennyo," making them exceptionally rare and valuable.

Tennyo Certificate & Matsuda Certificate

The market price is usually higher for the pinkish-red, tinted Tiannv beads. You might wonder, why would you need to tint the color of perfectly good beads?

There is a misconception among consumers that untreated, naturally colored pearls are superior. However, this is not necessarily the case. Untreated pearls do not always indicate better quality, and treated pearls do not necessarily imply lower quality. In fact, in the market, a pink-toned treated Tennyo pearl often commands a higher price compared to an untreated pearl with a yellowish hue. The reason for treating pearls is to enhance their color while maintaining or even improving their overall quality. The majority of Akoya pearls in the market are treated, and their value is determined by their attractiveness to buyers.

In summary, the value of Akoya pearls should not solely be based on their natural characteristics but also on the enhancement of their color through treatment. This does not impact the quality or lifespan of the pearls. Therefore, treated Akoya pearls can have even higher value than their untreated counterparts.