Pearl Factory Pearl Jewelry Sales & Exports Phuket Thailand

The Pearl Farm is located about one kilometer offshore in the vicinity of Sapham Bay, on the west coast of Phuket Island in Thailand. The farm is accessible by a ten-minute boat ride.

Climate and water conditions along Phuket's western coast are ideal for pearl production. Two daily tides ensure a steady, natural supply of the nutrients upon which the oysters feed : high quality plankton at the correct water temperature for optimal growth, 26 - 29. C. Local sea currents are sufficient to ensure clear seawater conditions year-round.

Please keep your pearls away from perfume, cosmetics, perspriration and stains. After each wearing, wipe your pearls carefully with a soft cloth and keep them separate from other jewelry items. The silk thread of a pearl necklace will eventually slacken or weaken over time. It is recommended that you check the thread regularly and replace it if necessary..

We cordially invite interested buyers to come and view the pearls for themselves at our showroom.

We are confident that our strict attention to detail throughout the entire production process will ensure that our pearls and pearl jewelry capture the finest beauty nature has to offer.

"Natural Pearls" grow when the irritant that stimulates nacre production enters the seashell by natural processes. The shell-secreting cells of the mollusk are located in the mantle of its body.

"Cultured Pearls" are produced on farms and are similar to natural pearls in every way - except that nature is given a 'jump start' when technicians surgically implant a nucleus into the oyster. This nucleus consists of a small bead and piece of mantle tissue, around which the oyster secretes layers of the crystalline substance, nacre, that forms the pearl.

Mabe Pearls

The mollusk which is used to produce the hemispherical pearls, known as "mabe pearls" in Japanese, has the scientific designation Pteria Penquin. It is more commonly known as the "Golden Wing" or "Black Wing" oyster.

Akoya Pearls

Akoya Pearls are round pearls of diameter ranging from 2-10 mm. The oyster that are cultivated to produce these pearls carries the scientific name Pinctada fucada. It is more commonly referred to as the Vulgaris oyster.

South Sea Pearls

These expensive, spherical pearls are harvested at a minimum diameter of 11 mm and can be white, cream or even black in color. They are very popular among pearl buyers who value them for their outstanding characteristics.