What You Will Learn
- How Atlas Pearls South Sea pearls are farmed
- Where the farms are located
- Why oyster movement matters
- Community and sustainability work
- Where you can buy pearls and jewellery
Atlas Pearls South Sea Farming
Atlas Pearls began pearl farming in 1993 at Kupang in East Nusa Tenggara.
Today, it runs 8 farming sites from East Java to Raja Ampat.
Each year, the farms produce between 500,000 and 600,000 South Sea pearls.
More than 1,000 people are employed across the operations.
South Sea pearls are known for their size and lustre. Atlas Pearls focuses on ethical farming and sustainable practices.
For more on pearl quality, see our guide: Understanding BIS Hallmark: What It Means for Your Jewellery.
Why Atlas Pearls Moves Oysters Between Farms
- Protects oyster stocks from cyclones and floods.
- Places oysters in the best water conditions for growth.
- Maintains strong and healthy oysters for pearl production.
This balance of nature and human care results in high-quality South Sea pearls.
Atlas Pearls and Community Support
Atlas Pearls is a key employer in remote coastal villages.
In 2024, the company structured its sustainability reporting.
This includes:
- Environmental impact data
- Ongoing environmental initiatives
- Social and community programs
By supporting villages and stakeholders, Atlas Pearls strengthens its role as both neighbour and business partner.
Where to Buy Atlas Pearls Jewellery
You can buy pearls through:
- Trade auctions (onsite and online)
- Private sales with consultants
- Farm stores and retail websites
Jewellery is available in sterling silver, gold, and custom-made designs.
Visit the Atlas Pearls retail site for collections.
FAQ
What pearls does Atlas Pearls produce?
White and silver South Sea pearls.
How many pearls are produced each year?
Between 500,000 and 600,000 pearls.
Who can buy pearls from Atlas Pearls?
Trade buyers, wholesalers, and retail customers.
Is Atlas Pearls sustainable?
Yes, sustainability is central to farming and community engagement.
Where can I buy jewellery?
At farm stores, online retail, and through trade accounts.
