The Gamma Perla is an Italian-made 35mm camera from the mid-twentieth century, produced by the Milan firm Gamma. It was sold as a compact rangefinder-style body during a period when several small Italian manufacturers competed alongside German imports in the domestic market.

Auction data for the Gamma Perla is extremely thin: a single recorded UK saleroom result, a Christie's hammer of £587 in 2001, is the only reference point available today. With just one data point, a current value range cannot be reliably derived, and what a Gamma Perla sells for in 2026 will depend heavily on condition, completeness and which specific buyers are active when an example surfaces.