The Grand Comeback of the Tahitian Pearl?

Pearly pearls have always adorned the necks of the elite around the world. Rare and precious, they embody a cold and majestic beauty, cherished by Coco Chanel and the liberated women of the 1920s. Now democratised, Tahitian pearls continue to captivate with their refinement and brilliance. The bourgeois image is over, and welcome to the chic trendy look, slightly quirky. Béatrice Brothier, a talented gemmologist, has made these Tahitian pearls her passion. For over 10 years, she has travelled through the Polynesian archipelagos in search of the most beautiful pearls and inspiration for her creations, which you will find on her Poemotu website. This little paradise island reveals over 300 shades, from pure white to shiny black, including peacock green and lagoon blue (the rarest). Accommodating all budgets, each piece of jewellery comes with its own certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing traceability. Feel free to ask her questions: Béatrice is passionate and loves to share her knowledge of pearls, on the website or by appointment. A spirit of sharing and simplicity that the Polynesians would certainly endorse.