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Eyris Pearls

C grade pearls are those that fall below the three standards set above. They may be reject pearls or marketed as Pacific Blue Pearls. A marketable 'C' grade pearl may have major faults and will require the use of innovative jewellery setting. Generally they will lack character and it will be easy to see why they do not make the grade.

To see some outstanding blue pearl mabes and to catch up with Roger visit him at the Plum Club - PC39 between 30th May and 2nd June. Roger will be presenting some pearls from his private collection which include the Select Gem grade pearls plus some larger sized pearls ranging from 17 to 21mm along with some exquisite teardrops.

Since late last year Eyris Blue Pearls have been planning and looking forward to hosting 27 members of this prestigious international group. We were fortunate to be able to offer our hospitality and share our knowledge of the blue pearls to gemologists / jewellers from Austria, Switzerland, Lithuania, Malta and the United States of America. Their time with us included a visit to Akaroa and a trip to the marine farm, the Akaroa Blue Pearl Centre, our Blue Pearl Processing Centre and Christchurch’s Blue Pearl Gallery.

4mm pearls, beeswax pearls, boba pearls, bronzing pearls, button pearls, color pearls, colored pearls, crystal pearls, dragon pearls tea, gold pearls, hot pink pearls, ivory pearls, japanese pearls, pearls pink, shell pearls, tapioca pearls, water pearls, rare pearls, chocolate pearls necklace, double strand pearls,