Pearls are formed naturally beneath the ocean's surface, far from the harmful practices used to mine other gemstones. Unlike other gems, they don’t require extensive digging or destructive processes. Instead, pearls grow within oysters, making them a more eco-friendly choice.

Real pearls are created by living mollusks over a few years. This natural process involves the oyster coating an irritant with layers of nacre, eventually forming a pearl. Unlike other gemstones, pearls are made by nature itself, making them a true organic gem.

Real pearls are biodegradable, unlike synthetic or imitation pearls made from plastic or other non-biodegradable materials. This means that when real pearls are no longer in use, they naturally decompose, leaving a smaller environmental footprint.

Our partners prioritize environmentally responsible farming practices, focusing on the long-term health of their oysters and the ocean. By using eco-friendly methods, they minimize their carbon footprint and ensure sustainable pearl production for years to come.

Sustainable pearl farming not only protects marine ecosystems but can help regenerate them. Through careful farming methods, oysters contribute to the health of the ocean by filtering and purifying the water, helping to restore balance to local marine life.

Pearl farming also supports local communities, offering economic opportunities in remote coastal areas. By providing jobs and diversifying incomes, pearl farming helps reduce the reliance on overfishing, contributing to the preservation of marine resources.

We ensure all our pearls and diamonds are conflict-free, meaning they’re sourced from places where workers are treated fairly and work in safe conditions.

Our pearls come from farms that prioritize fair wages, safe work environments, and eco-friendly practices, helping protect both workers and the planet.

Every piece of jewelry is crafted with care, from sourcing to design, ensuring we respect both the people and the environment throughout the process.