About PearlStruck

High-End Pearl Jewelry
We invite you to compare our quality to other high-end jewelry stores. You will find that PearlStruck specializes in affordable, high-end pearl jewelry, including hand-strung pearl necklaces, pearl pendants, classic pearl earrings, pearl bracelets, and fine pearl rings. Enjoy the high quality of a fine jewelry store, as well as the convenience and affordability of online shopping at PearlStruck.com.

AA to AAA Quality
We begin with quality product. Sourcing well-established partnerships with pearl culturing farms in remote areas of Asia, Australia, and the South Seas, we purchase AA to AAA quality white freshwater pearls, white akoya pearls, black Tahitian pearls, and rare golden South Sea and white South Sea pearls. In the interest of maintaining high ethical standards and a reputation for quality, we only purchase and import AA to AAA (highest) quality pearls. With careful attention to industry standards, we then have these cultured pearls hand-made into high-end finished cultured pearl jewelry, using the finest materials and top quality U.S. - manufactured gold clasps and mountings.

Customer Service
We hope to exceed your expectations of outstanding customer service. We are here to answer any questions you may have and to assist you with your selection of wedding pearl jewelry, bridesmaid jewelry, a pearl jewelry gift selection for a friend or loved one, or to assist you with a pearl jewelry purchase for yourself. You may reach us at 1-800-930-1731.

Our Commitment
PearlStruck is committed to providing outstanding customer service, and high-quality pearl jewelry at an affordable price. These qualities set us apart as a leading online supplier of high-end cultured pearl jewelry. As members of the online Better Business Bureau, we stand behind the quality of every piece of cultured pearl jewelry we sell. You may return any purchase within 30 days for a full refund.

Ann McCarville, PearlStruck’s owner and president, began PearlStruck in 2005. Following a divorce, and with a five-month-old daughter to support, she reluctantly sold her engagement ring to a downtown L.A. diamond dealer, and later returned to the L.A. jewelry district to sell the strand of pearls she and her husband had purchased on a trip to Beijing. Quickly becoming immersed in the business and activities of the jewelry district, Ann realized her love for pearl jewelry, and her interest in fashion and design. With determination and an entrepreneurial spirit, she decided she would not only own another strand of cultured pearls someday, she would run her own pearl jewelry company. Soon after, Ann McCarville started her online pearl jewelry company, PearlStruck.com.

Ann McCarville has worked extensively to create solid relationships with pearl growers around the world to find the highest quality pearls to import and make into high-end pearl jewelry. In addition to her ambition, Ms. McCarville’s success can be attributed to her quest for knowledge—she has recently begun learning Chinese, and enjoys keeping up with current world events, cultures, history, politics, religion, and fashion.

Ms. McCarville funded the start-up costs of PearlStruck in part due to the financial support of family and friends, and with the eventual return to her former career as a registered nurse. Ann McCarville, R.N., B.S.N., worked as a pediatric nurse in several children’s hospitals, including Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Children’s Medical Center Dallas, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, and Children’s Hospital of Orange County. As her way of giving back to the community, Ms. McCarville continues to devote her spare time working with oncology patients as an IV therapy nurse. Ann also contributes to various children’s charities; she strongly advocates the assistance of women and children in need, and care of the elderly.

Some charities PearlStruck contributes to include: The Alliance for Children’s Rights, Autism Research Institute, The Children’s Clinic, Half the Sky Foundation, Oprah’s Angel Network, St. Anne’s, Temple Bat Yahm, Women’s Funding Network, and American Cancer Society.