We descend 60 metres to harvest nature's most luminous gems. Each ABYSSÉ pearl is a rare expression of the deep ocean, transformed into heirloom jewelry of enduring beauty.
Our divers train for years to master the descent to 60 metres. In the silent blue, they hand-select only the most lustrous specimens from wild oyster beds, never disturbing the ocean's natural rhythm.
A genuine pearl requires 5 to 7 years to form its nacre layers. ABYSSÉ cultivates only South Sea pearls — the largest and most valuable in the world — prized for their thick, mirror-like surfaces.
Each piece is set by a single master jeweller in our Broome atelier. No machine setting, no outsourcing. The gold is 18-karat recycled, the diamonds conflict-free, the result — singular.
Our workshop in Broome overlooks the Indian Ocean. It is here that our jewellers — each trained for over a decade — mount the pearls we have harvested with infinite care. No two days are the same. No two pieces alike.
The process begins at sea and ends on the workbench. Between those two worlds, a pearl transforms from raw ocean gift into a jewel that will endure for generations.
Meet the ArtisansA skilled nucleator implants a bead nucleus into each oyster. The process requires extraordinary precision — one misplaced cut rejects the pearl.
Oysters rest in ocean cages for 5 to 7 years. Each season, our divers check health and depth. Time is the only ingredient that cannot be hurried.
Hand-selected at depth, each pearl is opened, graded by lustre, nacre thickness, surface, and shape. Only the finest 12% advance to our atelier.
Our master jeweller studies each pearl's character before choosing a setting. The final piece is signed, certificated, and presented in our signature oyster-shell case.
"A pearl house unlike any other. ABYSSÉ has redefined what sustainable luxury means in the 21st century."
Vogue Living, 2024"The depth of craft here is extraordinary. Every piece tells the story of the ocean it came from."
Financial Times — How to Spend It, 2023"When Mira Okafor shows you a pearl she dived for herself, you understand everything about what makes ABYSSÉ singular."
Wallpaper*, 2024Every ABYSSÉ commission begins with a conversation about what the pearl means to you. We then find the specimen that embodies that intention.