Top pearl jewelry for men 2022

Joc Pederson hasn’t revealed where her necklace is from other than “her jeweler,” but this single strand is a good place to start.

For the real deal, Mikimoto pearl necklaces are an absolute classic investment.

The golden pearls, found in the South Sea oyster, come naturally from their sunny glow, making them extremely rare. Balanced by a casual braided leather strap, this bracelet is proof that extraordinary things can be worn every day.

You know we love a monogram to City & Countryand nothing more chic than a pearl necklace with pavé black diamonds.

David Yurman’s industrial look pieces make this a mainstay for those who prefer a masculine look, but add a few pearls and things start to get interesting.

Natural baroque pearls add a surreal element to a sophisticated bracelet.

Inspired by Italian writer Dante Alighieri, this necklace was designed as a wonderful antidote to his “Land of the Lawless” fantasy.

The only thing better than a pearl ring is stacking several. These Bora Bora rings are based on the Polynesian myth that pearls are created when the moon bathes the ocean in its light.

This second collection by Mikimoto with Commes des Garcons mixes pearls with punk motifs, like a simple, refined safety pin.

These earrings will have you wondering if you’re King Charles I with one earring or Sir Raleigh with two. Either way, the look is pure royal.

A simple baroque pearl is anything but enhanced by a Venetian silver chain.

Nestled in Lagos’ signature caviar beads, this beaded bracelet will pair beautifully with a Rolex watch or other stainless steel timepiece.

Canadian jewelry designer Vitaly makes unisex necklaces that work for everyone, including this half-pearl, half-stainless steel necklace.

Slip on a pearl ear cuff for a bold, no-commitment look.

You can never go wrong with a simple beaded choker. Try wearing this instead of a gold chain with a button down shirt.

This pearl and onyx necklace offers a serious sultry feel with a mix of dark textures and hues.

Long necklaces are just a bit of a secret. Worn under a collared shirt, there’s just a hint of gold chain, worn over it, the gold-set pearl turns heads.

The laid back, rock & roll, bohemian vibe of this necklace reminds us of something Lenny Kravitz would wear (and what better endorsement is there than that?).

Worn alone or as a pair, the dragon claw setting makes it clear that these aren’t your go-to pearl studs.

Designer Eli Halili draws inspiration from ancient Middle Eastern designs to create his modern jewelry in Brooklyn. A hand-forged gold setting encloses a pearl pendant in this strong yet delicate necklace.