Big and Blemished Atoll Necklaces
Big and Blemished Atoll Necklaces
Our Big and Blemished Atoll Necklaces feature a single large Tahitian Black Pearl with low to high blemishing on an adjustable 3mm kangaroo leather cord — wear it anywhere from 15 to 30 inches with two sliding knots. No clasp, no fuss.
Each listing represents a single, one-of-a-kind piece, handcrafted and sold exactly as shown. What you see is what you get.
Choose your necklace, with Keshi pearl accents. Descriptions below.
Necklace 1: 14.3mm dark off-round pearl, with some blemishing throughout.
Necklace 2: 14.7mm oval pearl, with beautiful peacock colors pulling through. Slight blemishing with good luster.
Necklace 3: 14.9mm oval pearl, with a dark charcoal body with subtle green tones. High luster with some blemishing.
Necklace 4: 15mm slightly off-round pearl with a beautiful silver blue color. Good luster and blemishes on backside.
Necklace 5: 14.1mm round pearl, with a deep blue green color. High luster but also high blemishing.
Farm direct. From our lagoon to you.
Made with genuine kangaroo leather - a more sustainable choice than conventional leathers.
Easily adjustable between 15 and 30 inches. If you require a different size please let us know!
Hassle-free returns within 30 days of purchase. We will provide postage free of charge for domestic returns. Items must be in original condition.
If your order arrives damaged or not as expected, please contact us and we’ll make it right.
Give something truly rare. Each piece ships in eco-friendly packaging with a hand-signed certificate of authenticity and a photo of Anuna Pearl Farm on Takaroa, French Polynesia - because a pearl this special deserves a story.
Tahitian Black Pearls are available everywhere - but not like this. Our family farm on Takaroa raises every pearl sustainably, protecting the waters we call home. Each piece of jewelry is handcrafted, and as a small family team, we're always here when you need us. This is more than a purchase. It's a piece of our island, and our story.
Common questions
Are the pearls dyed or treated?
No. Never. Our Tahitian pearls are natural, with their color and overtones formed inside the oyster. We never dye, tint, or color-treat them. Every pearl is truly one-of-a-kind!
Can I see my pearl before it ships?
Yes. Just ask, and we'll send photos of your actual pearl before it leaves our studio.
How long does it take to receive my order?
Orders are typically processed and shipped the next business day. Most U.S. orders arrive within 3 to 5 business days after shipping, and shipping is free on all U.S. orders.
What is your return and exchange policy?
Hassle-free returns and exchanges within 30 days of purchase, and we cover return postage on U.S. orders. Items must be in original condition. If your order arrives damaged or not as expected, contact us and we'll make it right.
Can I wear my pearls every day?
Yes. Pearls are meant to be worn. Put them on after you apply perfume, lotion, and hairspray, and wipe them gently after wearing. Treated kindly, a Tahitian pearl will last for generations.
What you wear should have a story
Grown on Takaroa. Finished by hand.
Every Anuna pearl grows for two years in the lagoon of Takaroa, on our family farm. We hand-select each one from our own harvest and finish every piece in our studio in Boise, Idaho.
How we farm
Pearls you can feel good about.
A clean lagoon grows better pearls. So for our family, protecting Takaroa isn't separate from the work. It is the work.
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Powered by the sun
Our farm and homes run entirely on solar energy.
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Rainwater only
All the water we use, on the farm and at home, is collected rainwater.
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Cleaned by reef fish
Reef fish clean our oysters. It feeds the fish and has been shown to help the lagoon's fish population.
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One oyster, many pearls
A healthy oyster can grow a series of pearls over its lifetime, each a little larger than the last.
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Lab-grown stones
Every stone in our jewelry is lab-grown, for a lighter footprint.
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Feeding our community
Our aquaponic farm helps feed our family, our team and our community.