Pearl Bracelets

Whether worn with a white t-shirt and jeans, or to the Met Gala, a pearl strand bracelet featuring our South Sea Cygnet Bay or Akoya Broken Bay pearls is an understated showstopper. Wearing a string of pearls as a bracelet is the culmination of many years of growing our precious pearls with the utmost care at our very own pearl farms.

Silver pearl bracelets are elegant and timeless jewellery pieces featuring pearls strung on a silver chain. These bracelets are perfect for formal occasions or as a subtle, sophisticated addition to any outfit. They make a great gift for any man or woman.

Gold pearl bracelets are great statement jewellery pieces featuring pearls strung on a gold chain. These bracelets are perfect for any occasion and add a subtle, sophisticated addition to any outfit. All our pearl bracelets features either Australian South Sea or Akoya pearls grown at our very own pearl farms.

Pearls are organic gemstones that require a slightly gentler approach to cleaning. Here our recommendations on cleaning your pearl bracelet.

• The most effective habit or cleaning your pearl bracelet is to use a soft cotton cloth, and wiping gently. This helps maintain lustre and prevents long-term build-up
• Never use hard chemicals on your pearl bracelet. We recommend avoiding household cleaners, ultrasonic cleaners or abrasive cloths. These can strip the nacre and dull the pearl's natural glow.
• Keep your pearl bracelet separate from harder jewellery. Store in a soft pouch or lined box.

Pearls thrive with gentle care. With the right maintenance, a pearl bracelet can retain its lustre for a long time. Discover our jewellery care guide to learn more.

Pearl bracelets come in a varity of pearl types, each offering its own look, feel and level of rarity. Understanding the differences helps you choose a piece that suits both your style and how you plan to wear it.

Akoya Pearls

Known for their lustre and variety in tones, carefully cultivated at our Broken Bay Pearl Farm, NSW. Akoya pearls are often used in timeless bracelet designs.

South Sea Pearls

Among the most luxurious pearls in the world. They are larger in size and found in more neutral tones like white, cream and silver. Many are cultivated in regions like Broome, making them a signature of Australian pearl jewellery. Our South Sea pearls are grown at our Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm, WA.

Keshi Pearls

Formed without a nucleus, Keshi pearls are highly lustrous and irregular in shape. They offer an organic look, ideal for more delicate pearl bracelets.

Tahitian Pearls

Often referred to as "black pearls" though they naturally occur in a spectrum of grey, green and peacock tones. Grown in French Polynesia, they bring a contemporary edge to bracelet designs.

Freshwater Pearls

Highly versatile and widely available, these pearls are produced in rivers or lakes, found in a variety of shapes and colours, and often more accessible in price.

The type of pearl you choose influences not just the look of a bracelet, but how it feels to wear and how it fits into your everyday style, from understated elegance to statement pieces.