Pearl Factory Hawaii's Original Pearl-In-The-Oyster 2335 Kalākaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815

"Such a fun experience and keepsake from our honeymoon. The gentleman who helped us was so nice and polite. I'll treasure my ring for years to come. :)"

"Great little keepsake and experience my kids were able to choose an oyster roughly ($17 usd each) and it included a quick 'ceremony' to open them and you have the option to set the pearls in various pendants/jewelry etc we put each pearl in their most basic pendant which was roughly $30 usd"

"Such a fun experience & our pearl is beautiful! Set on a 14k ring for a fair price. Highly recommend! Went back the following day got a monstera leaf mother of Pearl bracelet as a souvenir for my sister"

"This was the highlight of our trip! A trip my husband and I took to “celebrate life and our marriage” and I loved being able to choose a Pearl and create a necklace from this incredible experience! It was more than I anticipated but wearing it each day will remind me of our time in Hawaii and make me smile. Such a fun experience!"

"Turned off by this place. Their sales tactic is very gimmicky - borders on feeling like a scam - and is clearly aimed at naive tourists. We stopped by after being offered a free pearl (normally $14.99) following a purchase at Na Hoku, their more respectable parent company. It's a fun gimmick to pick an oyster and crack it open to find your very own pearl. We picked a pearl and immediately heard how we had picked the rarest one and the saleswoman has always wanted the one we picked but never gets it. Sure. She then starts showing us ring settings and we quickly learn that the one my wife likes costs $799. Seriously? Offering people pearls for $14.99 and then pushing settings for $799? Nonsense. I have no knowledge of the quality of the pearls or whether they're real or fake but common sense says the company would be bankrupt if the pearls were high quality. We took our pearl and left."