Some shapes are worn for the movement of their line alone, with no single stone to judge. The Pearl collection was built around such a shape: a soft, rounded form that recalls a pearl, though it holds none inside. We create it by hand in our atelier in Warsaw, in solid gold and in rhodium-plated silver, since 2012.
What is the Pearl collection?
Pearl is a BELLER collection inspired by the form and energy of a pearl: its softness, roundness and sensual, muted glow. We designed it around gentle lines, with no sharp edges and no single stone to pull the eye away from the shape itself. We create the rings, earrings, necklaces and pendants in this line in 585 (14K) and 750 (18K) gold, and in 925 sterling silver. We compare every BELLER line and how they differ in our piece on BELLER's collections.
Why doesn't the Pearl collection contain pearls?
We set no pearls and no other stones in the Pearl collection, because every piece is meant to be one continuous shape in solid precious metal. The name refers to the form, not the material: a rounded bead of gold or silver recreates the soft silhouette of a pearl, while staying entirely metal. The choice has its own logic: a stone setting always breaks the line of a piece a little, and we wanted nothing to break the line in Pearl. If you are looking for jewellery with a real stone of a similarly soft character, we describe the natural gemstones in our B.One collection in our piece on natural AAA-grade gemstones.
What jewellery will you find in the Pearl collection?
In the Pearl collection you will find rings, earrings, necklaces and pendants, thirty-eight designs in total, split evenly between gold and silver. The backbone of the gold half is seven rings, each with a different thickness and degree of curve to its band, from a delicate band to a bolder, sculptural form. Alongside them are two pairs of earrings, two necklaces with a pearl-shaped pendant on a thin chain, and eight pendants you can add to your own chain. The silver half of the collection repeats the same line-up: seven rings, two pairs of earrings, two necklaces and eight pendants, in rhodium-plated 925 silver.
How does the gold version differ from the silver one?
The gold and silver versions of Pearl differ in metal and tone, not in shape: every design repeats in both metals in the same rounded form. 585 or 750 gold gives a warmer, more occasion-ready character and is meant to be worn continuously, without taking it off day to day. We rhodium-plate the 925 silver, coating it in a thin layer of rhodium, so it does not tarnish as quickly as untreated silver. The silver version of Pearl is the natural entry point into this line: lighter on the budget, yet in the same design as the gold version.
How much does jewellery from the Pearl collection cost?
Jewellery from the Pearl collection costs from 450 zł to 8,050 zł, depending on the metal, the type of piece and its size. In silver, rings cost from 550 zł to 750 zł, earrings from 550 zł to 650 zł, pendants from 450 zł to 650 zł, and necklaces 750-850 zł. In gold the range is wider: rings cost from 1,850 zł to 3,650 zł, earrings from 1,750 zł to 3,050 zł, pendants from 1,350 zł to 7,950 zł, and necklaces from 3,250 zł to 8,050 zł. The most expensive gold pieces are the larger pendants and necklaces, where the metal bead itself weighs the most.
How do you wear Pearl jewellery day to day?
Pearl jewellery is best worn alone or in small combinations, because its strength is a clean, unbroken shape. A Pearl ring looks good on its own, on the index or ring finger, without adding other, more ornate designs next to it that would disturb the calm of its line. You can pair the earrings and necklace from this line together, since both repeat the same rounded silhouette and don't compete for attention. You can hang a Pearl pendant on your own chain or on one of ours, choosing a length to suit your neckline, which we cover in our piece on choosing a gold pendant.
How does Pearl differ from BELLER's other lines?
Pearl differs from BELLER's other lines in that it gives up a stone entirely in favour of the metal shape itself. The B.One collection builds around a single natural gemstone on the axis of a slender band, which we describe in our piece on the B.One collection, while the Elements collection builds its form from geometric modules. Pearl goes the other way: one continuous, soft shape, with no divisions and no setting. It's jewellery for people who value simplicity of form over the glow of a stone, while still wanting something clearly recognisable on the hand or at the neckline.
Where can you see the Pearl collection in person?
You can see the Pearl collection in both BELLER boutiques: at Mokotowska 71 in Warsaw and at Szczepańska 9 in Kraków, Monday to Saturday, 11:00-19:00. The rounded form catches light differently depending on its polished finish, so it's worth trying several designs side by side to see which bead size suits your hand or neckline. You can also find the whole collection online, on the Pearl collection page. Book a visit to your chosen boutique through our contact page.
Frequently asked questions about the Pearl collection
Are there real pearls in Pearl jewellery?
No. Pearl is a collection inspired by the shape of a pearl, made entirely from solid gold or silver, with no pearls and no other stones.
How much does jewellery from the Pearl collection cost?
From 450 zł for a silver pendant to 8,050 zł for the largest gold necklace, depending on the metal, the type of piece and its size.
What is the difference between the gold and silver versions of Pearl?
The same shape in two metals: 585 or 750 gold in the gold version, and rhodium-plated 925 silver in the silver version.
Where can you try on the Pearl collection?
In BELLER boutiques at Mokotowska 71 in Warsaw and at Szczepańska 9 in Kraków, Monday to Saturday, 11:00-19:00.