82% matchHatton Labs
Pearl-and-gold pieces with Hatton Garden handcraft
What changes: Streetwear-leaning chunky silver rather than curated fine edit
Brand profile
The pearl edit from Los Angeles online jeweler At Present, curating contemporary freshwater and akoya designs from independent jewelry designers.
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It is the pearl section of At Present, an online jewelry retailer, pulling pieces from independent names like Hirotaka, Lizzie Fortunato, Stacy Nolan and White/Space.
The framing is daily jewelry rather than formal matched sets: single earrings, cascading hoops, drop styles and mixed-stone designs instead of graduated strands.
Freshwater and Japanese akoya pearls set in 14k gold, with production in Downtown Los Angeles or Japan, which explains the mid-to-high pricing.
82% matchPearl-and-gold pieces with Hatton Garden handcraft
What changes: Streetwear-leaning chunky silver rather than curated fine edit
76% matchStylist-founded fine jewelry, hoops and pearl drops
What changes: Single house label at higher price, bolder oversized scale
74% matchSame LA minimal 14k hoops-and-chains language
What changes: Chain-focused, little pearl work, sold direct not curated
68% matchLA fine jewelry with an art-directed, editorial feel
What changes: Molten sterling and genderless heft vs delicate pearl
Pearls, Please is the pearl-focused edit from At Present, an online jewelry retailer founded in 2020 by fifth-generation jeweler Marc Bridge with co-founder Monica Chambers. It is a curated collection rather than a standalone label, gathering pearl pieces from independent designers such as Hirotaka, Lizzie Fortunato, Stacy Nolan and White/Space: freshwater and Japanese akoya earrings, cascading hoops, drop styles and mixed-stone designs in 14k gold, produced in Downtown Los Angeles or Japan. The pitch, per the site, is pearls styled for daily wear rather than formal sets.