A jewel born from the sea

Since ancient times, pearls have fascinated civilizations around the world. Rare, organic, and luminous, they symbolize purity, luxury, and mystery. Long considered a treasure bestowed by nature, pearls were the preserve of imperial elites, sovereigns, and the great courts of both East and West.

In French Polynesia, the Tahitian black pearl—from the black-lipped oyster Pinctada margaritifera —is cultivated in the world's most pristine lagoons. It is distinguished by its unique natural color, with reflections ranging from peacock green to silver gray, eggplant, blue, and bronze.

Even today, each pearl is the result of a fragile balance between human craftsmanship and the rhythm of the ocean. It embodies a living beauty, shaped in the silence of the depths.