Pearl Strand Bracelets

Our pearl strand bracelets offer refined elegance, featuring our hand-selected pearls grown at our very own Cygnet Bay and Broken Bay Pearl Farms. Each pearl selected to match the next in colour, lustre, surface, shape and size - it can take years to curate the perfect strand bracelet. 

A woman wears her stunning Australian Keshi Pearl strand necklace, that feature over 100 keshi pearls from our Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm.
Pearl Strands
A woman gazes into the Kimberley sunset while wearing her Cygnet Bay grown Australian South Sea pearl strand necklace.
Pearl Strand Necklaces
A woman wears her stunning Provenance Pearl Bracelet that feature Australia Akoya and South Sea pearls from both Broken Bay and Cygnet Bay Pearl Farm.
Pearl Bracelets
A woman wears her stunning chain bracelet that features an Australian Keshi pearl set on a delicate solid gold chain.
Pearl Chain Bracelets

Can a pearl strand bracelet be worn everyday?

Yes, a pearl strand bracelet can be worn daily when it's crafted with care.

At Pearls of Australia, our strands are hand-strung with premium silk, using our own Cygnet Bay and Broken Bay grown pearls.

To keep your bracelet looking its best, simply avoid contact with perfumes, harsh chemicals and rough surfaces. With thoughtful care, your strand becomes a piece you reach for every day.

How do I style a pearl strand bracelet?

A pearl strand bracelet transitions easily from relaxed to refined. Wear a single strand with a linen shirt, or pair a double strand pearl bracelet with a statement cuff or favourite timepiece for layered elegance.

For evenings match your bracelet with a pair of pearl studs, a classic pendant or your pearl strand necklace to create a polished look.

What's the difference between an Akoya and South Sea pearl strand bracelet?

Akoya and South Sea pearl strands offer two distinct expressions of beauty. An Akoya pearl strand bracelet features smaller, highly lustrous pearls with a greater variety of colours. A South Sea pearl strand bracelet showcases larger pearls, with a soft lustre.

Both are exceptional, the difference lies in scale, colour tones, and the style you want your bracelet to convey. Visit our choosing your pearl guide here.