This is one large beautiful round pearl that is not for sale.

It is owned by Cygnet Bay Pearls, Australia’s oldest cultured pearl farm and perhaps the world’s biggest round pearl.

It has returned to its home back in Broome after touring the world to substantiate its claim to being the biggest pearl ever seen.

Round, white pearls are the most valuable pearls and the bigger sizes are the hardest to grow.

Unblemished, with a sought-after white-pink hue, it is twice the size of an average South Sea pearl which measures an astounding  22mm and weighing 156g.

In possibly the most effective method to ensure it was the world’s biggest pearl, Cygnet Bay’s distributor, Autore Pearls, exhibited the pearl at trade fairs and found no-one could dispute their claims.

Cygnet’s general manager, James Brown, said this was an achievement all of Australia should be proud of.

The pearl was harvested at Cygnet Bay pearl farm, on Dampier Peninsula, north of Broome, as part of a bumper crop in 2004 and the company says it has turned down multimillion-dollar offers for the gem.   (Image Amy Williams/Broome Advertiser ©)

It is an incredibly powerful and moving film that runs for 3.30 min.

A friend shared it with me and I can’t help but share it with you.

Make sure you have the sound on and you will need some tissues….

This spectacular creature is an Omega Quadrella.

It is a rose gold watch which is encrusted with a jaw dropping 1,724 diamonds.

The cost for this beauty is $125,000.

It also comes in white gold and costs $132,000.

The perfect accessory for a beautiful wrist to flash on the beaches in Cannes this Summer. How perfect!