Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm

Our locally and sustainably grown Australian South Sea pearls are amongst the finest quality pearls grown anywhere in the world.

Carefully cultured by our highly skilled Pearl Farmers over many years, our world class  pearls are over 1000 times rarer than diamonds. Not only are our pearls rare, pure and completely stunning to look at, they also happen to be one of the few precious gems on the entire planet that contain regenerative and restorative qualities for our oceanic environment.

A person holds a stunning Australian South Sea pearl shell, with a stunning white Australian South Sea pearl newly harvested at our Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm.
Australian South Sea Pearls
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

Where is Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm located?

Visit us at the tip of the beautiful Dampier Peninsula, one of the last pristine and remote marine wilderness frontiers in the world. Discover our unique collection of pearl jewellery, pairing our locally grown South Sea pearls with elegantly crafted and innovative jewellery designs.

What pearls are grown at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm?

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 necklaces.

How are South Sea pearls cultivated at Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm?

South Sea pearls are cultured by inserting a small piece of mantle tissue from a donor oyster into the mantle tissue of a host oyster. The host oyster is then placed in a farm or lagoon, where it is carefully tended until the pearl has grown to maturity, which can take up to two years. The resulting pearl is then harvested and sorted based on its size, shape, color, and quality. The process of culturing South Sea pearls is more complex and time-consuming than other types of pearls, which contributes to their higher value.