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Majorica Pearls Factory Shop, Manacor

Renowned pearl jewellers factory store and exhibition

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In 1890, Majorica invented a unique and delicate production process to create artificial organic pearls mirroring that of cultured pearls. Their factory store is still located in Manacor, the town where Majorica was born

The Majorica pearl is made of an opaline crystal nucleus coated in multiple fine layers of “pearl essence”, an extract obtained from a secret technique to process natural organic elements from the Mediterranean Sea. Its complex formula reproduces the iridescence, beauty, resistance and perfection of the finest natural pearls.

After being polished and hand-selected one by one, the pearls are specially treated to protect them from external aggressions such as perfume and dents. All their pearls have a 10-year warranty. Jewellery designed and assembled here is made with 925 sterling silver or 18-karat gold. Pearls are double knotted by hand. Their popular brand can now be found in more than 100 countries worldwide.

Enjoy a free guided tour, in several languages, where you'll learn about their unique pearl manufacturing process. Discover the exhibition and museum, showcasing some of the highlights in their 130 years of history. At the factory shop, you will find a vast array of products and see their latest creations, including exclusive models. Their expert sales staff will give you the best advice and you can enjoy special offers and discounts of up to 50% year round on selected items.

The factory exhibition is open on the first floor from 09:30 to 17:00 Monday to Friday and 09:30 to 13:30 Saturday and Sunday. The factory shop stays open from 09:30 until 20:30 in July and August, 19:30 in June, 18:00 in March, April, May and October, and until 17:00 in January, February, November and December. Closed in Christmas and New Year's day.

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Worth knowing

As a result of the exceptional international reputation of Majorica and the similarity of its name to the island of Mallorca, many imitators sell jewels and pearls of lower price and much lower quality under names such as Majorca, Majorque and Mallorca.Majorica  trade name is registered internationally and they take legal action against all imitation products, in order to save their customers from deceit.

For absolute reassurance with regards to the value and authenticity of your purchase, always check the following when buying a Majorica jewel:

  • You are given the jewels in their distinctive Majorica case.
  • The jewel has an individual quality-control number label.
  • The official agent provides you with the Majorica International Warranty Certificate.

Only then can you be completely sure that you have acquired a Majorica jewel.

Reviews

Visitor comments

  • "This was well worth the trip to take the tour and watch the Pearls being made with knowledgeable explanations supplied. It's all very interesting, even if you don't buy any." - Trip Advisor
  • "We visited the Pearl Factory as part of a half day tour. It was very interesting to see how the pearls are made. There are also lots of exhibitions showing the processes carried out during the decades and examples of fabulous creations. Well worth a visit if you are interested n buying pearls." - Trip Advisor
  • "A must see if you have spent your life admiring the magazine ads featuring famous women wearing Pearls of Mallorca. It starts with a brief demonstration of how they create the pearls out of opiline and then string them and produce a finished product. Then there are displays of all the famous people wearing them and fashion changes over the decades. The majority of the floor space is devoted to a showroom full of display cases where you can purchase your favorites. There is also a snack bar for bored family members. The last room is for 'sale' items and there is a lot of nice stuff there also. It's worth a visit." - Trip Advisor

Contact

  • Address
  • Via Palma 9

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