This world-renowned consultant specializing in jewelry, gemstones, and pearls—who also serves as President of CIBJO (The World Jewellery Confederation)—gathered sixty key industry figures including Francky Tehamatai and Robert Wan to address the sector's persistent crisis.

Cavalieri proposed a bold solution: establishing an international Tahitian pearl distribution company representing a consortium of local producers. Modeled after the successful Consorzio del Prosciutto di Parma (founded in 1963 by 23 producers and now comprising 156 members), this initiative could eliminate Chinese and Japanese middlemen—potentially doubling Tahitian pearls' market value for Polynesian producers.

The strategy promises to:
  • Boost global brand recognition
  • Increase producer profits
  • Restore Tahitian pearls' premium positioning