Australian pearls bracelet - South seas pearls bracelet made with natural australian leather and cultured golden south seas pearls.
Australian pearls on australian leather bracelet. Three south seas pearls on braided leather.
One of a kind bracelet, natural and elegant for women.
This leather and pearls south seas pearls bracelet is composed of :
1 pearl light golden color in the center (the back of this pearl is a bit flat, see photo 3), 2 white pearls and 2 golden pearls as clasp.
These 5 cultured pearls come from the South Seas, from Australia and are all certified.
Categories of the pearls : between C and D. Diameters between 0.33 and 0.43 inch (8.5 mm and 11 mm).
The leather also comes from Australia, it is rolled, tied and hand-woven by myself in my workshop.
Width braided leather: about 0.23 inch (6 mm).
Pearls are also drilled in the workshop.
Bracelet length: about 6.49 inches (16.5 cm)
You can choose the color of your leather in the dropdown menu: natural beige, brown, black.
Each pearl is unique and the australian pearls that will be sent will not be the same as of the ones on the photos but I guarantee a similar pearl selection by color, size and quality to that of the photos. All my australian pearls are certified.
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Informations about this jewel of the sea, the golden, white or champagne pearls from the South Seas :
Golden, champagne or white pearls appeared in 1954 in Myanmar (formerly Burma).
It comes from a special grafting technique on Pinctada Maxima golden lip, a large oyster which can reach up to 30cm, cultivated in warm waters rich in plankton of the South Seas.
This mollusk is located in Australia, Indonesia and the Philippines. The production of these golden pearls is quite long, 18 to 24 months (against 9 to 16 months for the Akoya pearl).
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Shipping from France
Processing time
5-7 business days
Estimated shipping times
- France : 2 - 5 business days
- North America : 7 - 20 business days
- Europe : 3 - 15 business days
- Australia, New Zealand and Oceania : 20 - 30 business days
I'll do my best to meet these shipping estimates, but can't guarantee them. Actual delivery time will depend on the shipping method you choose.
Customs and import taxes
Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I'm not responsible for delays due to customs.
Payment Options
Returns & Exchanges
I gladly accept returns and exchanges
Just contact me within: 14 days of delivery
Ship items back to me within: 30 days of delivery
I don't accept cancellations
But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
The following items can't be returned or exchanged
Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:
- Custom or personalized orders
- Perishable products (like food or flowers)
- Digital downloads
- Intimate items (for health/hygiene reasons)
Conditions of return
Buyers are responsible for return shipping costs. If the item is not returned in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for any loss in value.
Frequently Asked Questions
Maintenance instructions
Pearls :
To keep all your Tahitian cultured pearls shine, wear them as often as possible!
Avoid contact with chemicals such as perfume, bleach, shampoos, etc.
Highly resistant, Tahitian pearls can get scratched by abrasive objects / materials.
They are cleaned with a soft cloth, they can be rubbed with olive oil.
If you store them for a long time, place a small container of water at their side, so that they are always hydrated.
Leather :
You can grease it with: shea butter, natural bees wax for leather, olive oil.
When it becomes dry and hard, feed it quickly.
Can I bathe / shower with my jewel (pearl (s) and leather)?
Yes, you can wear your necklace in the shower, in the sea ... avoid if possible in very very chlorinated pools! Whatever water you go into (sea, shower or swimming pool), there is no problem but remember to rinse the pearl (s) and the leather under fresh water afterwards, wipe it / them with a soft cloth then and regularly oil the leather.
How to recognize a real pearl from a fake?
-The temperature: the fancy pearl takes the ambient temperature while the true cultured pearl of Tahiti, Australia ... will always be a little cooler. Put it under your nose and realize!
- The weight: the false pearl is often lighter while the real pearl is quite heavy.
- The texture: the fantasy is all smooth while the cultured pearl is rough. By rubbing two pearls against them, we can determine its texture. You can also put it on your teeth!
- The shape: the false pearls are all identical whereas the real pearls are unique by their peculiarities!
-The quality: the fantasy is flammable while the real pearl is not.
Custom and personalized orders
I often make custom and personalized jewelry. Give me your measurements (neck, wrist, ankle) and a little more time to realize your jewel.
I am open to your proposals of creations, tell me your desires and we will develop the design of the jewel.
I can make you choose on photos your future pearls if you wish.
What means the pearls classification ?
The classification concerning the surface quality of cultured pearls of Tahiti is:
Category A: Pearl with at most one imperfection or group of light imperfections concentrated on not more than 10% of its surface. Very beautiful luster.
Category B: Pearl with some slight imperfections concentrated on at most 30% of its surface. Chandelier beautiful or medium.
Category C: Pearl with slight imperfections concentrated on not more than 60% of its surface. Medium chandelier.
Category D: Pearls with either slight imperfections on more than 60% of the surface, without deep imperfections, or light and deep imperfections concentrated on not more than 60% of its surface. Luster weak.
What mean the luster and orient of a pearl?
The luster of a pearl is the measure of the quantity and quality of light that is reflected by the surface of a pearl or just under the surface of a pearl. The more your reflection in the pearl is sharp, the higher the luster.
The luster of a pearl of good quality is clear and bright. A pearl that appears too white, dull or limestone, is of low quality.
The orient of a pearl is the way in which the prism of natural light breaks down in the depths of a pearl's aragonite layers. This iridescence gives the pearl all the brilliance that will be sublimated by reflections of colors that go from white to black in shades of cream, pink, blue, peacock green, purple and gold.