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This category provides product and service information of import/export wholesale pearl providers and manufacturers of pearl jewelry so that jewelers can make informed purchasing decisions. Sites in this category are distributors that cater primarily to pearl jewelers and retail outlets. Sites which are primarily promotional in nature, and not significantly useful in making informed choices for pearl supplies, can be found in appropriate Business, Regional, or Shopping categories.
http://www.cnepearls.com/
Chinese firm offering cultured fresh and seawater pearls. Features catalog and company profile.
http://www.gabriellesjewelry.net/
Offers custom designs for strands and earrings.
http://www.jyxpearl.com/
Manufacturer and distributor of China's cultured pearls. Jeweler's login required.
http://www.topearl.com/
Offers China freshwater and Akoya cultured pearls. Features loose, strands, and fasteners. [English, Chinese]
http://www.shanghaigems.com/
Supplier of Tahiti, South Sea, and freshwater pearls as loose and finished strands.
http://users.skynet.be/fa930150/
Producer and distributor of cultured pearls located Antwerpen, Belgium. [English, French, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese]
http://www.thepearlmarket.co.uk/
European distributor of cultured pearls. Features guide, products, and jeweler buying instructions.
http://www.ticchimaurizio.it/
Italian importer of cultured pearls. Features company and product profiles. [English, Italian]
http://www.twopearls.com/
Offers strands, bracelets, and earrings for retail stores. Features product overview, guides for care of cultured pearls and distributor details.
http://www.wusoriginal.com/
Distributor of South Sea, Akoya, and freshwater cultured pearls, and precious stones.
http://www.yokota-pearl.co.jp/english/e-index.htm
Exporter of Akoya, South Sea, and Tahitian strands and earrings.
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