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Peach pearls

Peach is one of the natural pastel colors of freshwater pearls (GIA), and bead-nucleated freshwater pearls such as Edison pearls come in it too.

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Where peach pearls come from

Peach is one of the natural pastel colors of freshwater pearls (GIA), and bead-nucleated freshwater pearls such as Edison pearls come in it too.

Pearl types with this color

Natural or treated?

Natural peach is soft. A very bright apricot or orange freshwater pearl is more likely dyed.

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Pearls that come in this color

Strands of freshwater pearls on silk, white and dyed blue Freshwater pearls Cultured in Hyriopsis mussels in rivers, lakes and ponds, mostly in China. Usually 6 to 12 mm, in white and s… Edison pearls Big, bead-nucleated freshwater pearls, about 11 to 16 mm or more. The bead makes them rounder than ordinary f…

Frequently asked questions

Are peach pearls natural?

They can be. Peach is one of the natural pastel colors of freshwater pearls (GIA), and bead-nucleated freshwater pearls such as Edison pearls come in it too. Natural peach is soft.

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Checked October 22, 2026.