This disclaimer governs how you should read every price, grade, and regulatory summary published on balipearljewelry.com. All USD and IDR figures are dated indicative examples, grades reflect physical inspection or accompanying certificates rather than universal lab standards, nothing on this site is investment, legal, or tax advice, and only a written quotation confirms the price you will actually pay.
Bali Pearl Jewelry is part of Juara Holding Group — an Indonesian group operating from Bali across Indonesia since 2015. This page was last updated on 24 July 2026 and applies to every page, table, and FAQ on this site.
What Do the Prices on This Site Actually Mean?
Every price you see here is an indicative example, stamped with a date, published to help you budget — not an offer you can hold us to. Pearl pricing moves with harvest quality, buyer demand, and the IDR/USD exchange rate, sometimes within a single season.
Concretely: when we write that Lombok loose South Sea pearls commonly trade around IDR 100,000–500,000 per gram, or that single South Sea pearls at one Indonesian producer range from USD 2 to USD 7,500 per piece, those are market observations as of 2026. They are not our price list. The figure that binds us is the one on a written quotation issued for a specific grade, size, and quantity, valid for the period stated on that document.
| Figure type | Status | What confirms it |
|---|---|---|
| USD/IDR price ranges in articles | Indicative, dated (as of 2026) | Written quotation per grade and size |
| Per-gram and per-piece examples | Market observations, change with FX and season | Written quotation and proforma invoice |
| Export statistics (e.g., Lombok shipment values) | Attributed historical data | The cited source and year, not our pricing |
| Lead times and shipping durations | Typical estimates | The schedule stated on your order confirmation |
If a number on this site conflicts with a number on your quotation, the quotation wins. If two pages appear to conflict with each other, ask us before ordering — we correct errors when we find them, but publication lag is possible.
How Should You Read Pearl Grades Here?
AAA, AA, and A charts for South Sea pearls are trade conventions, not government or ISO standards. Two dealers can grade the same pearl differently in good faith. On this site, any grade we state reflects our own physical inspection or a certificate that accompanies the specific lot — never an assumption from photos alone.
That has three practical consequences:
- A grade we assign is our professional opinion at inspection, not a guarantee that a third-party laboratory or another dealer will assign the identical grade.
- Where a lot ships with a certificate, the certificate’s issuer, scope, and date are what you should rely on — read them, and ask us for copies before payment.
- Photographs are indicative. Pearls are natural products from Pinctada maxima oysters; luster, surface, and tone vary piece by piece, and screens render color differently.
We do not fabricate certificates, and we do not attribute grades or prices to named farms we cannot verify. If we cannot document a claim, we do not make it.
Is Anything on This Site Investment, Legal, or Tax Advice?
No. Bali Pearl Jewelry and Juara Holding Group are not licensed financial, legal, or tax advisers, and nothing published here creates an adviser–client relationship.
Historical price movements are history, not projections. The Indonesian Pearl Cultivation Association reported Lombok pearl prices rising from USD 5 to USD 16.3 per gram around 2011–2012; that tells you what happened then, not what your purchase will be worth later. We do not guarantee appreciation, resale value, or investment returns on any pearl or jewelry piece.
If your purchase has tax, customs-duty, or import-licensing consequences in your country, confirm them with a licensed professional or your national customs authority before ordering.
How Current Are Our Regulatory Summaries?
Our pages summarize Indonesian export rules as of 2026, and rules change. Before you rely on any summary for an actual shipment, confirm the current requirements with the issuing agency or your customs broker. As of 2026, the framework we describe includes:
- Export approval (persetujuan ekspor Mutiara Indonesia) under a Ministerial Regulation of the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP).
- A Quality Certificate (Sertifikat Mutu), plus a Certificate of Origin via the trade ministry where the destination requires it.
- Physical inspection of every Lombok pearl shipment by BKIPM Mataram, with a Health Certificate issued after online shipment reporting.
- Cultured pearls shipping under HS codes 7101210000 (unworked) and 7101220000 (worked).
- The Ministry of Trade’s Regulation No. 2/2012 (3 January 2012) imposing non-automatic import licenses on pearls entering Indonesia.
Pearls themselves are not CITES-listed, but CITES-listed corals and protected shells used in jewelry need KLHK permits. We flag this where relevant, and we still expect you — or your broker — to verify the rule that applies on your shipping date.
How Do We Handle Your Personal Data?
When you contact us by WhatsApp, email, or the quotation form on this site, we collect only what you send: typically your name, contact details, destination market, and inquiry text. We use it to answer you, prepare quotations, and arrange shipments — nothing else. We do not sell inquiry data.
Indonesia’s Personal Data Protection Law (UU No. 27/2022, “UU PDP”) governs our processing. If you are visiting from the EU or EEA, we are aware the GDPR frames similar rights, and we apply the same courtesy to every visitor regardless of location.
| Your right | Under UU PDP (Indonesia) | Our practice for all visitors |
|---|---|---|
| Know what we hold | Right to access your personal data | Email us; we reply with what we have on file |
| Correct errors | Right to rectification | Corrected on request |
| Delete your data | Right to erasure, with legal exceptions | Deleted on request unless an active order or legal obligation requires retention |
| Withdraw consent | Consent may be withdrawn | Message “stop” on WhatsApp or email us; we stop contacting you |
Data requests go to bd@juaraholding.com or WhatsApp +62 811-3941-4563. We aim to respond within a reasonable period on Indonesian business days (WITA).
What Are Our Liability and Order Terms?
Site content is provided “as is” for general information. We work to keep it accurate, but we do not warrant that every page is complete, current, or error-free at the moment you read it, and we are not liable for indirect or consequential losses arising from reliance on free editorial content. External links are provided for convenience; we do not control those sites.
Commercial terms live elsewhere: your order is governed by the written quotation, proforma invoice, and any signed agreement covering that transaction — including payment schedule, inspection window, shipping terms, and remedies for non-conforming goods. Where those documents are silent, Indonesian law applies. Nothing in this disclaimer limits rights that applicable law does not allow us to limit, including statutory consumer rights in your jurisdiction.
How Can You Reach Us About This Disclaimer?
Questions about this page, a figure you believe is outdated, or a data request all go to the business development desk of Juara Holding Group: WhatsApp +62 811-3941-4563 or bd@juaraholding.com. Tell us the page URL and the specific line you are asking about, and we will answer with a dated, written reply you can keep with your records.