19 Pieces of Pearl Jewelry to Buy Right Now, Starting at Just $24

The oversize 18k gold-plated clasp at the front of this dainty necklace helps give it some edge, making it feel more modern than a traditional string of pearls. Plus, now you won’t have to worry about readjusting the closure to the back of your neck.

Half faux pearls, half gold-plated chain necklace, this pendant is a very cool mix of aesthetics and will go with everything you own, from preppy matching cardigan sets to a rocker tee and leather moto jacket.

We know that wearing multiple necklaces at once, aka the neck mess, is in right now, but this delicate collarbone-grazing chain works best when worn on its own, preferably with a square or scoop neckline.

If traditional pearls aren’t really your thing, consider wearing them in a totally unexpected manner. This edgy oversize chain link necklace includes some links studded with faux pearls, for added texture and interest.

On the other hand, you can never really go wrong with a classic pendant necklace, like this 18k gold-plated coin and pearl number. We especially love the irregular shape of the baroque pearl, which gives this bauble a more casual feel.

This choker necklace also features an irregularly shaped pearl. And don’t worry about the chain links appearing heavy—they’re actually fairly open and pair well with other gold chains or pearl jewelry.

You’d better act fast if you want to scoop up this fun summer-ready necklace for 80-percent off. That said, you don’t have to wait until May to start wearing it. The sherbet hues look as gorgeous next to winter whites and cool grays as they do paired with bright florals or eyelet.

This lightweight bracelet comes in both 14K gold and silver and arrives wrapped around a sweet card that speaks to perseverance, making it a lovely little gift. As the card says, pearls are “made from grit but full of grace,” just like the recipient of this beautiful trinket.

A combination of larger round pearls and smaller oblong ones helps differentiate this pretty bracelet from a more traditional string.

For those who prefer minimalist styles, this thin bracelet is incredibly dainty and delicate. Of course, it looks gorgeous on its own, but it also works well stacked with other gold, pearl or beaded baubles, or even a watch, for fans of the arm party.

Buy it ($65)

Speaking of minimalism, it doesn’t get much simpler (or more elegant) than a single tiny pearl framed by a barely-there trace chain. It also comes in 14k and 18k white, rose and yellow gold.

For the gal who loves to mix and match classic pieces with more edgy designs, these earrings do all the work for you. They feature a simple 8mm freshwater pearl stud (which can be worn on its own, if you swap in your own earring backs) and an arc of five sharp pointed CZ crystals that just peek out from behind your ear.

Swap your go-to studs for a quad of glass pearls. They’re just as easy to wear, but they feel a bit fresher and less expected.

Another twist on a classic, lightweight gold hoops take on a funky edge thanks to mismatched asymmetrical freshwater pearls.

Buy it ($85)

These ‘20s-inspired studs are the most expensive style on this list, but we just had to include them for their unique style and fun twist on the statement earring. (P.S., there’s also a matching ring ($150) for those who truly fall head-over-heels for this design.)

Who knew a mix of chain links, metal knots and teardrop pearls could look so elegant? Pair them with a thin turtleneck to elongate your neck and slim the shape of your face for your next Zoom event.

A trio of mismatched pearls add some charm to these teardrop hoops, without weighing down your earlobes.

Yes, pearls can be bold. Case in point: This 24k gold-plated brass ring that really packs a punch with four round freshwater pearls nestled between two slim bands. (Just a heads up, this ring only comes in just one size, so be sure to measure your finger before you order.)

We love that the corkscrew shape gives the illusion of three stacked rings without any of the trouble of actually mixing different pieces together. It comes in whole sizes 5 through 9, but the twist design does offer a little bit of flexibility, for those who often fall between sizes.

Buy it ($64; $55)