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Australian South Sea Pearl

Daglish, Australia

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Australian South Sea Pearl is a company with an 80-year history and specializes in the cultivation of exotic pearls in the pristine waterways of Australia. The company offers a range of jewels, including pearl earrings, necklaces, bracelets, pendants, and strands, as well as men's jewelry. The products are made from rare South Sea and Akoya pearls cultivated in Australia's waters. The firm operates particularly the Broken Bay Pearl Farm on the Hawkesbury in Central Coast New South Wales. Australian South Sea Pearl is known for its transparent approach and the use of ethical methods in pearl cultivation and sale, which is supported by their collaboration with scientists.

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