Any coast, across New Zealand - if you've found Ambergris, we're ready to buy!
Send me photos of your New Zealand find. I'll value it for free and reply within 24 hours.
Not sure it's ambergris? Check your find first
- Buying since2004
- Suppliers worldwide70+
- Countries56
- Reply within24 hours
How do I sell ambergris in New Zealand?
Ambergris Canada buys beach-found ambergris from New Zealand finders, from Northland to Southland. I'm Nabil Valiulla, I've assessed 4,678 specimens since 2004, and I have suppliers across New Zealand. Send me photos of your New Zealand find. I'll value it for free and reply within 24 hours.
From beach find to bank transfer, here's what to expect when you contact me from New Zealand.
- 1 · FindYou spot something unusual washed up on a New Zealand beach.
- 2 · IdentifyYou check the key signs with my identification guide.
- 3 · Get assessedYou send me clear photos. I check your find myself within 24 hours.
- 4 · Get paidYou accept my offer and I pay securely, in cash or by bank transfer.
Who will assess my find?
I handle every assessment myself. I've been in the field since 2004, assessed 4,678 specimens and built a network across 56 countries. No middlemen and no bots.
Read my story
Guides for New Zealand finders
What I'd tell anyone walking a New Zealand beach.
New Zealand FAQs
The questions New Zealand finders ask me first.
Is it legal to sell ambergris in New Zealand?
Yes. Selling beach-found ambergris is legal in New Zealand, and I follow a DOC-aware process. It's one of the countries where I actively buy finds.
How fast will I get a valuation?
Send me clear photos on WhatsApp and I'll evaluate your find myself, usually within 24 hours.
How do I get paid?
If you accept my offer, the transaction is secure and transparent, in cash or by bank transfer.
Ready to find out what it's worth?
New Zealand finders get a personal assessment from me within 24 hours. It's free, with no obligation.
Finding pieces often? Read about a career in ambergris
See what I find, as I find it
I post new pieces, field trips and identification tips on Instagram.
Most of what washes up is driftwood and stone. I post the pieces that aren't, and how I tell them apart.
