Australian South Sea Pearls

Australian South Sea pearls are the statement pieces of any pearl collection. These large white pearls, produced in the sea waters of Australia, have a refined yet brilliant luster and are generally considered to be the finest in the world.

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217 items
Australian South Sea Pearl Bracelet SPBS23
New
Sterling Silver
Available in 50*40, 54*44, 58*48
3 variants
$1,298.00 
Australian South Sea Pearl Bracelet SPBS22
New
Sterling Silver
Available in 50*40, 54*44, 58*48
3 variants
$898.00 
Australian South Sea Pearl Bracelet SPBS21
New
Sterling Silver
Available in 50*40, 54*44, 58*48
3 variants
$998.00 
Australian South Sea Pearl Pendant SP18KD117
Australian South Sea Pearl Pendant SP18KD117
Australian South Sea Pearl Pendant SP18KD117
Australian South Sea Pearl Pendant SP18KD117
Australian South Sea Pearl Pendant SP18KD117
Australian South Sea Pearl Pendant SP18KD117
18k Solid Gold
2 variants
From $1,998.00 
Australian South Sea Pearl Pendant SP18KD116
Australian South Sea Pearl Pendant SP18KD116
18k Solid Gold
2 variants
$8,998.00 
Australian South Sea Pearl Pendant SP18KD115
Australian South Sea Pearl Pendant SP18KD115
18k Solid Gold
2 variants
$5,998.00 
Glowing Iris - 12mm Oval Earrings
9k Solid Gold
$3,798.00 
Australian South Sea Pearl Pendant SP18KD114
18k Solid Gold
2 variants
From $5,998.00 
Ocean Rhythm - Pendant
9k Solid Gold
$2,498.00 
Australia South Sea Pearl Ring SR9KC19
9k Solid Gold
Available in 50, 52, 54, 56
4 variants
$998.00 
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FAQ

What are Australian South Sea pearls?

Australian South Sea pearls are large, white sea pearls produced by the Pinctada maxima oyster in the waters around Australia. They're known for their size, lustre, and rarity.

Why are Australian South Sea pearls so valuable?

These pearls are highly valued due to their large size (typically 8-20mm), rarity, and the length of time they take to cultivate. Their satiny lustre and clean surface also contribute to their value.

How do Australian South Sea pearls differ from other pearl types?

Australian South Sea pearls are generally larger and have a unique, satiny lustre compared to other pearl types. These qualities make Australian South Sea pearls the most desired of all of the cultured pearls.