Look for the light. Our pearls are matched for a soft, even lustre that's consistent piece to piece. Beyond that, every genuine piece carries the Majorica name and is backed by our 10-year warranty.

Each pearl starts with a fine core, then is hand-dipped in our proprietary pearl coating, layer upon layer — between 12 and 15 layers for our round pearls, and up to 16 for our baroque pearls — with every layer dried and polished before the next is applied. It's a slow, largely handmade process, refined over more than a century in Mallorca, and it's what gives each pearl its lustre, its weight and its durability.

Long enough to become part of daily life, not just special occasions. Every pearl is finished to resist fading, perspiration and everyday wear, and every Majorica pearl comes with our 10-year warranty.

Our round pearls begin with a mother-of-pearl shell core, hand-finished with between 12 and 15 layers of our proprietary pearl coating. Our baroque pearls begin with a handcrafted core of Italian Murano glass, built up with up to 16 layers of the same coating. Every layer is applied and polished by hand.

In Mallorca, where we've worked since 1890. Every pearl is largely handmade in our workshop in Manacor, shaped by artisans upholding standards we've maintained for more than a century.

It comes from the layers — each one hand-applied, dried and polished before the next goes on. Up to 16 coats deep depending on the pearl, it's what gives every pearl its glow, its depth and its weight.

Consistency and resilience, by design. Where nature leaves colour, shape and durability to chance, our pearls are shaped with intention — matched for lustre, finished to withstand daily wear, and backed by a 10-year warranty.

A Majorica pearl is a pearl of our own making — hand-crafted in our Mallorcan workshop using a technique perfected since 1890. Each one begins with a fine core, then is layered, dried and polished by hand until it reaches the depth of colour, weight and glow that carries our name.

Neither. Majorica pearls follow a path of their own: not formed inside an oyster, not cultivated within one either — hand-crafted, pearl by pearl, using a technique we've spent over a century perfecting. Think of it less as an alternative to nature, more as a craft entirely ours.

No two are identical, but every one is held to the same standard. The core, the number of layers and the finish vary by design — round or baroque, by colour and style — but each is always shaped and finished by hand.