Australian South Sea Pearls

Our Australian South Sea pearls come from our Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm just north of Broome. With pearls featured in the purest of white, this range boasts elegant jewellery pieces in rings, bracelets and pendant necklaces.

Aerial photo of our Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm. The beautiful turquoise waters amongst the lush green mangroves that provide the perfect environment for our Australian South Sea pearls to grow.
Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm
A woman brushes her hand against the vibrant pindan local to the Kimberley, where our stunning Australian South Sea pearls are born.
South Sea Pearl Jewellery
A woman wears her stunning keshi pearl jewellery pieces, including rings set in gold with diamonds to enhance the natural lustre of our Australian grown pearls.
Keshi Pearl Jewellery
A woman wears her Mabe pearl ring, set in white gold. She wears this alongside her white gold pearl jewellery.
Mabe Pearl Jewellery

What are South Sea pearls?

South Sea pearls are large, high-quality pearls that are grown in the warm, tropical waters of the South Pacific, primarily in Australia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. They are known for their size, lustre, and unique colours, which range from white and cream to golden and even deep shades of black.

What makes South Sea pearls unique?

South Sea pearls are prized for their large size and unique colours, as well as their high luster and smooth surface. They are also known for their rarity, as they are more difficult to cultivate than other types of pearls. South Sea pearls are typically larger than other types of pearls, with an average size of 10-15mm, although some can grow as large as 20mm.

What colors do South Sea pearls come in?

South Sea pearls come in a variety of colours, including white, cream, champagne, gold, and black. The most common colours are white and cream, but the rarest and most valuable South Sea pearls are golden and black.