Pearl Factory - Hawaii's Original Pearl-In-The-Oyster

San Jean

Very very very pricey but worth it. It was a great experience. I love love love pearls and don't mind spending money on good ones. However the experience was special and unique here. You get to pick your own oyster and they make a jewelry out of the pearl you get. Mine was specially big with a green hue color to it. I loved it. Of course I bought a necklace and earring set to go with my ring. I also bought blue pearl earrings for my sister. It was a baby boy shower gift for her. Although pricey, it was worth it. I love that everything was real and natural.

Marisa Solis

My family and I came to San Francisco because part of our group came from out of state. We came across this shop and saw that it was only $16 for a pearl. So, we thought, "why not?" Keep in mind, there is NO OTHER ADVERTISEMENT. Just "$16 for a pearl!" After both my little sisters, cousin and I opened a pearl, the lady is telling us how we can put it on jewelry. To looking at all our options for a pendant, ring and earrings, and getting excited to getting hit with the prices after the fact, was a complete slap in our faces. It went from a $16 excited experience to a $200-900 experience. But it didn't stop there, the lady said "since you paid for over $200, I'll buy you one myself." So, my mom picks a pearl and the lady slaps another $70. What was that?? This experience is one of the biggest scams I've had because it felt like the rug was swept from under my feet. But I can guarantee that I will spread the word about how this place is a scam and is in the end, selling cheap jewelry for way more than what they're worth.

Elle W

The worst pearl experience ever in life! I don’t think I’ll ever do this pearl thing again. Worst customer service! She started off nice and than when I decided against only purchasing the pearl she started shoving the plastic cases in drawer and her entire body language changed. Also, she poked a hole in the pearl prior to showing pendants in which I thought was a no no because what if I didn’t want a hole in it? This should be an option!!! The worst experience! Be warned!

Guadalupe Garcia

I would definitely recommend getting a pearl for about $15. they let u choose the oasyster u want. they have this cute little ritual when they open it. it's fun seeing the color and size you get. after they do they to sell you on buying the attachment to making it into a necklace/ring/earnings. they arnt pushing but definitely show u options. I got the basic one that was gold. which was a great deal come out to about $50. sweet lady and definitely worth it get one!