Mabe Pearl Jewellery

Mabe pearls also known as blister pearls, or half pearls, are set in either sterling silver or gold jewellery to showcase the beautiful lustre of our South Sea pearls worn flat against the skin of the wearer.

 

The Save the Children collection features our Australian South Sea mabe pearls that are designed in a pearl bracelet, pearl hooks, pearl pendant and pearl ring.
Save the Children
A woman wears her sterling silver jewellery pieces that feature our Cygnet Bay grown Mother of Pearl shell.
Sterling Silver
A man dresses in his suit before an event, putting on his Australian South Sea Mabe pearl ring and matching pearl cufflinks.
Men's Pearl Jewellery
A person wears their Pearls of Australia gifts, some of which are our Mother of Pearl jewellery pieces.
Gifts

What are Mabe pearls?

Mabe pearls also known as blister pearls, or half pearls, are set in either sterling silver or gold jewellery to showcase the beautiful lustre of our South Sea pearls worn flat against the skin of the wearer.

What makes Mabe pearls unique?

What makes Mabe pearls unique is the shape of the pearl. Because they are cultivated against the inside of the pearl shell, rather than within its tissue, one side of the pearl is flat.

What colours for Mabe pearls come in?

Our Mabe pearls are produced by our Pinctada maxima pearl shells and are commonly white to cream in colour. There are various other pearl shells that produce other colours – like the black-lipped oyster that produces green, peacock or black Mabe pearls and the Penguin oyster that produces Mabe pearls with pink, champagne and gold hues.