These pearls are produced by Pinctada margaritifera oysters, also known as black-lipped pearl oysters. The pearls are cultivated in the lagoons of the French Polynesian archipelago, particularly on the island of Tahiti and the atoll of Manihi. Tahiti black pearls are highly sought after for their deep and mysterious colour, ranging from black to grey...

The Origins of Tahitian Pearls Tahitian pearls are renowned for their unique beauty and cultural significance. In this article, we will explore the origins of Tahitian pearls, the different shapes and colours available, as well as their cultural significance. We will also discuss the advantages of the quality of Tahitian pe…

Poemotu was the first jewellery brand in mainland France specialising in Tahitian pearls to provide you with a certificate, originally based on the standards from Papeete, the renowned A B C D. Indeed, at the end of the 2000s, while the certificate was provided with each piece of jewellery in Tahiti, only grey or black Tahitian pearls were sold in mainland France...

Pearlescent pearls have always adorned the necks of elites around the world. Rare and precious, they embody that cold and majestic beauty, dear to Coco Chanel and the liberated women of the 1920s. Now democratized, the Tahitian pearl continues to captivate with their refinement and brilliance. Farewell to the bourgeois image, and welcome to...