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Black Pearl Market
Melhor época para visitar
Early morning visits are best to enjoy fewer crowds and watch artisans begin their craft with fresh, high-quality pearls. Try weekdays for a more relaxed browsing experience.
Dicas para economizar
Entry to the market is free. Bargaining is common, so start with lower offers to score great deals on pearls and crafts.
Recomendado para
Jewelry lovers, Culture enthusiasts, Photography enthusiasts, Eco-conscious shoppers
Planeje sua visita
1-2 hours
Sobre
Fatos rápidos: Local artisans gather daily offering an incredible array of handcrafted black pearl jewelry and Polynesian crafts. Shoppers can see the pearls at every stage, from raw nacre to polished treasures ready to wear.
Destaques: A unique highlight is the vibrant black pearl grading table where expert vendors showcase pearls by size, luster, and color, some shimmering green or deep mauve. Visitors also get a peek at traditional Polynesian adornment styles that blend the pearls with shells, coconut fibers, and feathers.
Dicas de quem conhece
- Dress comfortably in light clothing and wear sun protection as parts of the market are open-air.
- Bring a camera for close-ups of shimmering pearls and colorful handmade items.
- Avoid weekends if you dislike crowds, as the market gets busiest then.
- Check for artisans demonstrating pearl grading and jewelry making, often scheduled mid-morning.
