White, gold, blue, pink, and black as far as I know.
Yes, most people think pearls are classic white or cream in colour but they do come in many shades and make for much more interesting jewellery when combined with other precious stones. I use a UK Jeweller who specialises in non-uniform shaped and multi coloured freshwater pearls mainly from China to make wonderful and original necklaces, bracelets and pendants. See the link below for examples.
The natural color of a pearl result from a combination of several factors:
1. Body Color The predominant basic color of the pearl.
2. Overtone The one or more colors that overlie the body color. On black pearls these colors are usually easiest to see in the lighter areas of the pearl. On white pearls they are easier to see in the darker areas.
3. Iridescence A play of lustrous colors. They may be like those of the rainbow, or they may be a subtle combination of colors such as pink, blue, green and silver. The colors of the pearls change when you move them in your hand.
Tips about Pearl Color: http://www.pearlhours.com/index.php?url=pearl-color-article-11
They are mostly White But they can be black, pink, even Green and purple. Why is this I'm still searching
Light amethyst is a color. A pearl can be that color, but it is not a specific kind of pearl.
no
pink
The colour that goes with a pearl dress is most likely to be pearl or black.
blue
blue
blue
It is a very pale rose.
In "The Scarlet Letter," Pearl has dark, curly hair.
green is the color...pearl is the gemstone...traditional jewlery is pearl and the modren choice is diamond...for flowers it could be either lilys or sweet peas
The pearl coat is used in custom paint jobs to control colors reflected. Like a crystal prism would reflect all color a pearl isolates a portion of it, that portion being continuous in the color spectrum.
It depends on the size, quality and color of the pearl. But most pearls aren't all that expensive.