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By Bernardette Sto. Domingo •
December 2, 2019
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JNA talks to two of Myanmar’s leading pearl farms to highlight the rising significance of the country’s golden South Sea pearls in the trade.
Pearl farmers
Pearl lots from Niino Pearl Culturing Company Ltd
A golden pearl from Orient Pearl Co Ltd
Golden South Sea pearls from Orient Pearl Co Ltd
Jarlann pearl farm owned by Orient Pearl Co Ltd
Myanmar's golden South Sea pearls are making headways in the global marketplace, thanks to their exceptional lustre and mesmerising colour. Over the years, these natural gems, farmed from the country’s Mergui Archipelago, have made their way into many designers' product portfolios as centrepieces of remarkable jewellery pieces.
According to Koichi Niino Ye Htun, marketing director at Myanmar-based Niino Pearl Culturing Company Ltd, there is room for further growth in the pearl sector, with Myanmar becoming a formidable player in the international arena.
Terence Lee, director of Orient Pearl Co Ltd, meanwhile cited the pearl's natural beauty as its most endearing trait. “Pearls...
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