NAIDOC WEEK | OUR SUPPORT

To support essential Indigenous communities and the traditional land that we operate on, AUTORE MODA will be donating 20% of profits during NAIDOC Week, directly to The Karrkad Kanjdji Trust. 

The Karrkad Kanjdji Trust (KKT) is an Indigenous-run organisation that takes essential care of the land and sea in rural regions of the NT including East Arnhem Land, where one of AUTORE's South Sea pearl farms operates. 

 

To learn more about KKT or to Donate, follow the link.

National NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia from July 7th - 14th to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. National NAIDOC Week is an opportunity for all Australians to learn about First Nations cultures and histories. 

One of The AUTORE Group’s farming operations is situated at Elizabeth Bay, in East Arnhem Land, NT. The AUTORE Group works on the extremely remote land as the pristine waters provide nutrients and the clean environment assists in the optimal growth of our South Sea pearls.

Giving back to the land, sea and people of East Arnhem Land is important to AUTORE MODA as we hold a strong connection with the Indigenous community since starting the farming operation in 2018
Without access to these remote coastlines, we would not be able to produce some of the World’s finest South Sea pearls.

The AUTORE Group takes pride in their commitment to preserving and regenerating the environment, supporting local communities and investing in training and education. The ecological sustainability of the pearl farms is paramount to The AUTORE Group.

We dedicate an extensive amount of time and resources in understanding the surroundings of the pearl farms to minimise the ecological impact, ensuring a balanced, diverse and undisturbed environment. 

 

 

Donating 20% of AUTORE MODA profits during NAIDOC Week is a small contribution to our company’s promise to support and protect the people, land and sea of rural East Arnhem Land.