We’ve been quietly building the most special tin cup collection we’ve ever assembled.

This event brings together some of the rarest and most valuable pearls in each category — freshwater, saltwater, and natural.

Genuine vintage Biwa pearls from Japan’s Lake Biwa. Genuine Kasumigaura pearls from the last remaining freshwater pearl farm in Japan. Loose certified hanadama akoya pearls matched into finished pieces. Natural-color blue baroque akoya. Colorful Fijian pearls. And some of the rarest pearls of all, natural conch.

Tin cups have become one of the most loved styles we make, and over time we accumulated an extraordinary collection of chains and loose pearls waiting for the right event. This is that event.

Some of these pearls can no longer be sourced. Some exist only in very small numbers. Many of these pieces are completely one of a kind.

Join us live as we unveil the Ultimate Pearl Tin Cup Collection.

We're heading back to Guaymas, Mexico for a two-day live event from Perlas del Mar de Cortez.

This is the smallest boutique saltwater pearl farm in the world, and one of the most unusual. They farm pearls in the rainbow-lip oyster, a species found only in the Sea of Cortez. No other pearl farm in the world produces pearls quite like these.

We'll be sitting down with the farmers themselves to talk about the history of the farm, the challenges of producing pearls in such small quantities, and what makes these pearls so sought after among collectors and pearl enthusiasts.

Production is extremely limited, and many pearl lovers spend years searching for exceptional Sea of Cortez pearls. If you've been curious about these remarkable pearls, this will be a rare opportunity to see the farm, meet the farmers, and view a special collection live from Guaymas, Mexico.

Join us live from Mexico.

Day two, LIVE from Guaymas, Mexico!

This is the smallest boutique saltwater pearl farm in the world, and one of the most unusual. They farm pearls in the rainbow-lip oyster, a species found only in the Sea of Cortez. No other pearl farm in the world produces pearls quite like these.

We'll be sitting down with the farmers themselves to talk about the history of the farm, the challenges of producing pearls in such small quantities, and what makes these pearls so sought after among collectors and pearl enthusiasts.

Production is extremely limited, and many pearl lovers spend years searching for exceptional Sea of Cortez pearls. If you've been curious about these remarkable pearls, this will be a rare opportunity to see the farm, meet the farmers, and view a special collection live from Guaymas, Mexico.

Join us live from Mexico.