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Revolutionary research from The University of Western Australia has discovered the potential to create a bone substitute from silver-lipped pearl oysters in Broome. Image: University of Western Australia

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Research sees potential use of pearl oysters for bone substitute

Pearls are often considered the world’s first gem, and as early as 2300 BC they were presented as gifts to Chinese royalty. New research from the University of Western Australia has revealed that mother-of-pearl can be used as a synthetic bone substitute.  Read more »
Talbot Bay, Western Australia. Location of a Paspaley pearl farm.

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Aussie Gemstones: South Sea Cultured Pearl

Pearl is traditionally known as ‘The Queen of Gems’. This royal moniker reflects the regal beauty that South Sea cultured pearls possess and the feeling of warmth and joy they bestow upon wearers. MEGAN AUSTIN reports. Read more »
Myriad coloured pearls

Pearls
Glossary of pearl terms

Know your pearls! Here’s a glossary of pearl terms designed to provided for a basic understanding of industry jargon. Read more »

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