Something Blue by Arapawa

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Something Blue by Arapawa "Something Blue" is a curated collection of jewellery made with love for all the brides to be. Enjoy it!

Farmed and crafted in New Zealand by Arapawa Blue Pearls, every piece performs rare and beautiful Abalone-Paua mabe blue pearls.

With its unique and elegant design, this Mabe pearl necklace is the perfect accessory to complement any outfit. The neck...
21/11/2022

With its unique and elegant design, this Mabe pearl necklace is the perfect accessory to complement any outfit. The necklace features a stunning 8mm Mabe pearl and a 9ct gold 23cm adjustable chain to allow your preferred length.
It has brought inspiration from the beauty surrounding us and the sea's elegance. It reflects the love, passion, and inspiration that comes from the ocean.

Arapawa Blue Pearls are sustainably grown with no treatments with our cultured Abalone mabe pearls.
The Abalone-Paua Pearl has been ethically farmed onsite at the top of the South Island in the pristine Marlborough Sounds of New Zealand.šŸ’™

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Matariki is the Māori name for both the star cluster as a whole and a specific star, also known as the Pleiades. The cel...
24/06/2022

Matariki is the Māori name for both the star cluster as a whole and a specific star, also known as the Pleiades.
The celebration of the Māori New Year also means reflection, hope, our connection to the environment and the health and wellbeing of people.
Happy Matariki!

June is a pearl month, and to celebrate that, we are incredibly excited to be part of one of our favourite shows from Ra...
17/06/2022

June is a pearl month, and to celebrate that, we are incredibly excited to be part of one of our favourite shows from Radio New Zealand, "Afternoon", with Jesse Mulligan.

Mike Radon had the opportunity to explain how his family proudly farm the finest, rarest, and most beautiful pearls from New Zealand, the Abalone -Paua Pearls from Arapawa Blue Pearls.

Enjoy this interview here:

https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/afternoons/audio/2018846245/paua-pearls-growing-on-land-in-marlborough-sounds

We are off the beaten track, but this brings you new and exciting insights into what else happens at Whekenui Bay on Ara...
08/06/2022

We are off the beaten track, but this brings you new and exciting insights into what else happens at Whekenui Bay on Arapawa Island!
The Tory Channel Leading Lights are a prominent feature on your arrival to Arapawa Blue Pearls or the Homestead. They were built in 1881 by the Marine Department to aid the passage of shipping through the Cook Strait entrance to the Tory Channel.
The Lights were housed in two identical kauri timber pyramid-shaped structures. When a ship's captain aligns them, the boat can make the passage safely through the entrance.
They were de-manned in 1930 when the lights were changed from kerosene lamps, requiring twice daily attention. Electricity was introduced in 1945 by batteries, and this method is still used today.
While visiting the Leading Lights, you can still see the footsteps wear on the steps inside of the buildings.
Both buildings have been exposed to severe winds and storms and will withstand more over the years with all the excellent maintenance provided by Maritime NZ.
Every year thousands of people travel between the North and South Islands by ferry, and our local lighthouses have an essential role in keeping mariners safe across the Tory Channel.
www.arapawahomestead.co.nz
www.arapawabluepearls.co.nz
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26/05/2022

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Dear Girls on the Road Again family, we loved your visit so much! Thanks for sharing your beautiful story, friendship, energy, and sense of adventure with us. Inspiration like yours is exactly what we need those days!
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A big shout out to all the wonderful people who participated in the promotion , the loving promotion we created to cele...
26/05/2022

A big shout out to all the wonderful people who participated in the promotion , the loving promotion we created to celebrate our beautiful mothers and families this month, is officially closed now.
I hope our exclusive Motherā€™s Day Collection gave you a little insight into who we are and our passion. We have enjoyed the time and care that took place throughout the promotion.
Our pearls will continue to grow month after month, year after year, in New Zealand. Ethically farmed in the gorgeous Marlborough Sounds region.
We sincerely appreciate all your time and thoughtfulness throughout the promotion!
We will always have a fabulous Motherā€™s Day celebration!!
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Whekenui Bay, Arapawa Island
Picton
7250

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