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On the rarest of occasions, the unassuming quahog clam can produce a brilliant pearl. 

 

 Typically ranging from white to dark purple, these exotic pearls are non-nacreous, meaning they are composed of a unique crystalline structure that differs from conventional pearls. This gives them an unmistakable porcelain-like finish, and unique depth and shine.

 

Quahogs pearls are prized in the high jewelry world as a distinctive, unmistakable gemstone that speaks for itself.

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Each year, only a handful of gem-quality quahog pearls are discovered. Owning a quahog pearl is to own a piece of natural history, a statistical miracle, a pearl that is entirely unique. 

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