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Wholesale cultured pearls · San Francisco

Matched by hand. Graded for the trade.

Freshwater, Akoya, Keshi, Tahitian and South Sea pearls, sourced through more than 25 years of relationships with pearl farmers. Wholesale pricing and our full inventory are open to approved jewelers, designers and retailers.

See the strands in person at the trade shows.

Tradeshow schedule

Meet us at the shows

Dates update automatically. Use each show’s link for the floorplan or show website.

  1. Not attending

    JA New York Fall

    October 25–27, 2026

    New York, NY

    Not exhibiting this time, but we’re here for orders and appointments.

  2. Next show

    Hawaii Market Expo

    November 13–15, 2026

    Blaisdell Event Center, Honolulu Booth 309

  3. Hawaii Market Expo

    January 15–17, 2027

    Blaisdell Event Center, Honolulu

  4. AGTA GemFair Tucson

    January 31 – February 4, 2027

    Tucson Convention Center, Tucson Booth 1500

  5. JIS Miami Spring

    March 7–9, 2027

    Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Beach

  6. JA New York Spring

    March 14–16, 2027

    New York, NY

Rare collectibles

One of a kind, on record.

Exceptional strands we have documented, from PSL-certified Akoya and South Sea to rare Edison colors. All rare collectibles →

Natural color golden South Sea pearl strand, 12 to 14.9 mm, graduated on a white display board

茶金 · tea gold

Rare collectibles · PSL Aurora Chakin

Gold the oyster made.

A strand of 35 round golden South Sea pearls, 12–14.9 mm, graded Aurora Chakin by PSL, with a laboratory finding of no trace of coloring.

Size
Approx. 12.0–14.9 mm
Pearls
35
Designation
Aurora Chakin (オーロラ茶金)
Color origin
Natural
Four strands of PSL-certified Hanadama Akoya pearls from 8 to 10 mm fanned across a black mirror surface, white pearls with rose and cream overtones

花珠 · flower pearl

Rare collectibles · PSL Aurora Hanadama®

Every size, one grade.

Japanese Akoya in five sizes, 7.5–8 mm to 9.5–10 mm, every strand certified Aurora Hanadama® by PSL, in warm white, white with rose and natural white.

Sizes
7.5–8 mm to 9.5–10 mm
Lab
Pearl Science Laboratory (PSL), Japan
Report
One numbered PSL report per strand
Tones
Warm white, white with rose, natural white
Three strands of 7 to 7.5 mm Aurora Tennyo Akoya pearls on a black mirror surface, pearls showing pink and green overtones

天女 · celestial maiden

Rare collectibles · PSL Aurora Tennyo®

Tennyo in the classic size.

Three strands of 7–7.5 mm Japanese Akoya cultured pearls, certified Aurora Tennyo® by PSL: the most requested Akoya size at the very top of PSL’s grading.

Size
7–7.5 mm
Lab
Pearl Science Laboratory (PSL), Japan
Report
Numbered PSL report; HD video on request
Grade
Aurora Tennyo®, PSL’s tier above Aurora Hanadama®
10.5 to 11.3 mm Tennyo Akoya strand on black

天女 · celestial maiden

Rare collectibles · PSL Aurora Tennyo®

The Tennyo that shouldn’t exist.

A full strand of 10.5–11.3 mm Japanese Akoya certified Aurora Tennyo® by PSL. By our estimate, fewer than ten strands like it exist in the world.

Size
Approx. 10.5–11.3 mm
Designation
Aurora Tennyo® (オーロラ天女)
Interference
Pink-green
Body color
White
A strand of 17 to 18.7 mm Aurora Venus South Sea pearls with a pave diamond ball clasp on a white display bust

Rare collectibles · PSL Aurora Venus®

Four more pearls, in one week.

A certified strand of 17–18.7 mm Australian South Sea pearls, lengthened from 25 to 29 matched pearls with a new PSL report, in one week.

Size
Approx. 17.0–18.7 mm
Pearls
29
Designation
Aurora Venus® (オーロラヴィーナス)
Brightness
Very strong
11 to 12 mm Hanadama Akoya strand in its box, front view

花珠 · flower pearl

Rare collectibles · PSL Aurora Hanadama®

Hanadama at 11–12 mm.

A full strand of 11–12 mm Japanese Akoya, certified Aurora Hanadama® by PSL with luster rated strongest.

Size
Approx. 11.0–12.0 mm
Designation
Aurora Hanadama® (オーロラ花珠)
Luster (teri)
Strongest (最強)
Surface
Very slight (微)

Rare collectibles

There is more on record.

See all 7 collectibles we have documented, each with its full story, photos and lab details.

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Our story

In the pearl trade for more than 25 years.

From a fashion jewelry business in the 1980s to more than 50 shows a year on the road, this is how Yen’s became the pearl wholesaler the trade keeps coming back to.

1980s · Where it started

Fashion jewelry

Yen’s began in the 1980s selling fashion jewelry and learning the wholesale business from the ground up.

Mid-1990s · On the road

50+ shows a year

As demand for pearls grew, we became a dedicated pearl wholesaler and took our strands across the United States, from the International Gem & Jewelry Show (Intergem) and gift shows to professional trade shows like Tucson and JCK.

At the source

Hong Kong & Japan

We travel to work directly with pearl farmers, selecting from each harvest through relationships built over more than 25 years. That is how we can offer a wide range of sizes, colors and shapes.

Today

San Francisco

We work with each customer to find the right pearls for their needs. Visit our showroom at the San Francisco Gift and Jewelry Center by appointment, or find us at AGTA Tucson, JCK Las Vegas, JA New York and Hawaii Market Expo.

American Gem Trade Association (AGTA) logo

American Gem Trade Association

AGTA is the trade association for U.S. and Canadian professionals in natural colored gemstones and cultured pearls. Members follow a strict, AGTA-enforced Code of Ethics, and the association runs the GemFair shows in Tucson and Las Vegas.

Visit agta.org

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Pearl Association of America

The nation’s leading nonprofit dedicated to natural and cultured pearls. Founded in 1957 as the Cultured Pearl Association of America, it supports the industry through education, pearl farm tours and expertise.

Visit thepearlassociation.org