Pearls of Australia is pleased to announce the launch of the first ever pearling tourism in New South Wales. Broken Bay Pearl Farm, an hour north of Sydney in Woy Woy, opens its doors from this December.
Broken Bay …
Cygnet Bay Pearls and Broken Bay Pearls are pleased to announce Pearls of Australia, a joint venture that represents two species of premium quality pearls with a guarantee of provenance and purity, as well as immersive industry experiences such as …
A scientific paper about cultured pearls grown in Woy Woy has appeared in the international journal, Gems and Gemology. Researchers from Macquarie University and Johannes Gutenberg University in Germany have written about their findings a paper entitled “Akoya Cultured Pearl …
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Peter Hansen of pearl supplier Nash Pearls is decidedly candid when asked about recent industry market shifts …
IN 2003 four oyster farmers came up with a pearler of an idea and established Broken Bay Pearls in Woy Woy, the only pearl farm on Australia’s east coast.
Since then Peter Clift, Denis Paterson, Ian Crisp and Roger Clarke …
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FOUR oyster farmers on the Central Coast are changing the face of the Australian pearl industry by successfully cultivating in the waters of Broken Bay.
The Australian cultured pearl industry is predominantly located in Western Australia (centred on Broome), and …
