Latitude Jewellers

24/06/2026

Behind the scenes from Island Days | Saltwater Woman.
A few days in one of the most remote places in Western Australia. The Abrolhos Islands.

Bringing a small team together to create an Island Days story meant long big boat journeys, little jet boat trips with Pia Boschetti across turquoise water, walking shorelines, watching the tides shift and waiting for the perfect moment to unfold.
What you see in the finished film is only part of the story.
The real story lives in everything it takes to get there. The early starts. The changing weather. The drone flights. The laughter between shots. The feeling of being completely immersed in a place that still feels wild, untouched and deeply connected to the ocean.

For generations, these remote coral islands have shaped the people and wildlife who call them home. Their rhythm, resilience and beauty continue to inspire everything we create.
Saltwater Woman is a reflection of that connection.

Designed and handcrafted in Western Australia. Inspired by the Abrolhos Islands and the place we call home.

Creative Direction: Lynda Howitt 
Photography: STEF KING PHOTOGRAPHER 
Videography: Can’t Create | Video Production & Graphic Design 
Talent: Lorenna Perrin
Outfit: Vacay Swimwear
Styling: Mariska Steyn 
Jewellery: Latitude Jewellers | Geraldton Jeweller | Custom Jewellery

Discover Island Days. Link in bio.

24/06/2026

Some women are drawn to the ocean.

Not for what it gives them, but for how it makes them feel.

The wind, the salt on your skin, the endless horizon. A reminder of what matters and what doesn’t.

Island Days is inspired by life on the remote Abrolhos Islands off the coast of Western Australia, the place our family’s pearl story began, and where many of the pearls in our jewellery are still grown today.

Saltwater Woman.

A little wild. A little free. Entirely herself.

Discover Island Days, link in bio

24/06/2026

We’ll be closed on Thursday 25 June while we complete our annual stocktake.

We’ll reopen on Friday and look forward to welcoming you back into the showroom.

Thank you

23/06/2026

New arrivals… and I couldn’t resist trying on.

These pieces may be new, but their story begins much further away, on our family pearl farm in the remote Abrolhos Islands off the coast of Western Australia.

Many of the pearls we use are grown by our family, while every design is inspired by our island home and handcrafted in our Geraldton workshop. From ocean-coloured gemstones to our signature pearl pieces, each one carries a little of the place that inspires it.

Explore our New Arrivals online and in store. Link in bio/shop.

Featured here:
• Slim Island Bound Wave Ring with aquamarine and diamond
• Oily Calm Coral Ring with an Abrolhos black pearl
• Cluster Ring with pear-shaped aquamarine, sapphire and diamonds.

22/06/2026

For generations, the Abrolhos Islands have shaped the people who call these remote coral islands home.

The rhythm of the tides. The openness of the horizon. The quiet confidence that comes from knowing where you belong.

The ocean has a way of teaching that.

Saltwater Woman is part of Island Days, a collection inspired by life beside the ocean and the women who carry its spirit with them.

Designed and handcrafted in Western Australia, our ocean-inspired jewellery reflects a deep connection to place, craftsmanship and the natural beauty of our island home. Featuring rare Abrolhos Island pearls grown at our family pearl farm and pieces inspired by the sea that surrounds it.

Coastal luxury. Australian pearls. Timeless style. Jewellery made to honour your story.

Discover Island Days. Link in bio.

20/06/2026

19/06/2026

There comes a point when you stop trying to fit into places you’ve outgrown.

You stop waiting for permission.
You stop becoming who others expect you to be.
And you return to yourself.

Saltwater Woman is inspired by those moments… the ones that feel wild, certain and free.

Part of Island Days, a collection shaped by life on the Abrolhos Islands, where the rhythm of the ocean has guided our family for generations.

Designed and handcrafted in Western Australia, our collections are inspired by the place we call home, with Western Australian pearls grown in the waters surrounding our island pearl farm.

Quietly beautiful. Deeply meaningful.

Abrolhos Islands, Western Australia.

Discover Island Days, link in bio.

18/06/2026

Perhaps the most meaningful jewellery isn’t simply something you wear.

It’s something that reminds you who you are.

Strong enough.
Capable enough.
Already enough.

Part of Island Days, a collection of moments shaped by life beside the ocean.

Designed and handcrafted in Western Australia, inspired by the Abrolhos Islands and the place we call home.

Ocean-inspired jewellery, Australian pearls, coastal luxury and timeless pieces made to honour your story.

Discover Island Days, link in bio.

17/06/2026

Our pearls are grown on our family pearl farm, 70 kilometres off the coast of Western Australia, then thoughtfully crafted into pieces designed to be worn and loved every day.

Formed slowly in the clear waters of the Abrolhos Islands, each pearl carries a story of time, patience and place. Their natural silver-grey lustre reflects the colours of the shell and the ocean that shaped them… soft blues, silvers, pinks and greens that shift beautifully with the light.

For generations, life on the islands has shaped our family, and every pearl carries a small part of that story.

Quietly beautiful. Deeply meaningful.

16/06/2026

She doesn’t need permission.
She doesn’t need approval.
She trusts herself.

Saltwater Woman is about remembering your own strength.
The quiet confidence that comes from knowing who you are. Not proving. Not performing. Simply trusting yourself.

Island Days | Saltwater Woman
Photographed on the remote Pelsaert Islands of the Abrolhos, where the ocean shapes our story and inspires many of the pieces she wears.

Ocean-inspired luxury jewellery, designed and handcrafted in Western Australia, alongside rare pearls grown in the waters surrounding our island home. Pieces named after the islands, shaped by the sea, and connected to a place unlike anywhere else.

Photography STEF KING PHOTOGRAPHER

Discover Island Days, link in bio