Keshi Pearl Jewelry
Keshi pearls, with their liquid lustre and free shapes, handmade into jewelry in Montréal.
Keshi pearls
A keshi pearl forms naturally without a nucleus. That is what gives it its free shape and its intense, almost liquid lustre: no two are alike. We use them for petal earrings, the Blossom and Floating rings, the Gallery and Link bracelets, the Rêverie choker and several one-of-a-kind pieces of Once Upon a Time.
Frequently asked questions
What is a keshi pearl?
A pearl that forms without a nucleus. It is made entirely of nacre, which gives it its strong lustre and its irregular shape.
Why does each keshi look different?
Because each one forms freely. The pearl you receive may differ slightly from the photo, and that is what makes it yours.