Tahiti Pearl Ring
Born in the lagoons of the South Pacific, where one of the slowest-growing oysters in the world creates one of nature’s rarest treasures – the Tahitian pearl – openly set in a ring within a diamond-cut gold band. It takes up to 5 years for the black oyster, Pinctada margaritifera, to form the final millimeter of its unique black-gray nacre (mother-of-pearl layer). During this time, the oyster continuously filters the seawater of our ocean – each Tahitian pearl purifies up to 4 million L of seawater. In doing so, you actively help clean as much water as the annual household water use of 80 people. Thank you for making it possible for us to make our oceans a little cleaner <3
Natural Wonders
In turquoise-blue lagoons, among palm trees, white sand and warm light, the most exclusive treasures of the seas are created. In French Polynesia our pearls grow for years for you and become your very own little piece of paradise.
From family to family to you. We source our pearls through selected partners, mostly family-run, connected for generations and in harmony with the local environment. That way origin remains traceable, quality stays consistent, and each piece is a promise you can wear with pride.
In keeping with our values, each pearl is removed using a gentle, hand-guided procedure so the oyster can continue to live and form nacre again. During the development of a single pearl, up to ≈4 million liters of water are filtered by the oyster. Thus, each pearl makes a significant contribution to preserving the fragile local ecosystem. Thank you.