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Cultured Pearl Information
Cultured pearl is formed with the help of humans. To make a pearl, a skilled technician inserts one or more nuclei into a mollusk. The mollusk is then returned to the water where the nuclei act as irritants and trigger the mollusk to secret nacre around the nucleus. Pearls are generally harvested after 18 months to 3 years after nucleation.
Cultured pearl is grown inside oysters and mollusks in the same way as natural pearl. The only difference is that while natural pearls occur randomly in nature, cultured pearls are created when a pearl farmer deliberately injects an irritant into the oyster. Cultured pearls require the same type of care as natural pearls.
Different types of cultured pearls and pearl terms include Akoya Pearl, South Sea Pearl, Tahitian Pearl, freshwater pearl, mabé pearl, blister pearl, and keshi pearl.
Cultured pearl is grown inside oysters and mollusks in the same way as natural pearl. The only difference is that while natural pearls occur randomly in nature, cultured pearls are created when a pearl farmer deliberately injects an irritant into the oyster. Cultured pearls require the same type of care as natural pearls.
Different types of cultured pearls and pearl terms include Akoya Pearl, South Sea Pearl, Tahitian Pearl, freshwater pearl, mabé pearl, blister pearl, and keshi pearl.
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How to value a cultured pearl necklace
2010-10-30 09:16:16
If you want the jewelry to show your elegance and beauty best, the best choice for you is cultured pearl necklace. You will know how to value cultured pearl necklace from this article.
The origin of cultured pearls
2010-09-06 09:48:36
Pearls have been collected, sought after, bought and valued as the world's only organically produced gem for above 400 years. They were viewed as the sign of luxury jewelry, and were only affordable to the rich and wealth.
How to clean cultured pearl necklaces
2010-08-26 10:03:53
Cultured pearl necklace is an indispensable accessory for any occasion to a woman of any age and under any circumstance. So they need regular cleaning so that they can keep the formal pearl luster.
How to evaluate cultured pearls
2010-08-21 08:19:25
Cultured pearls are attractive and beautiful for their unique shapes and charming luster. They are cultured individually with careful care. So no two cultured pearls are alike, which make it hard to evaluate their value. However, when you are judging their quality, you should pay attention to some aspects as follows.
The beauty of cultured pearl necklaces
2010-08-05 09:50:59
Pearl necklace can enhance the beauty and attraction of people timelessly. It is the only jewelry that never goes out of fashion. You can wear pearl jewelry on all types of occasion. So many people choose cultured pearl necklace as their best companion. This is all due to the beauty of cultured pearl necklaces.
Tips on buying cultured pearl necklace
2010-07-29 08:39:37
Buying cultured pearl necklace also needs some important tips to guide just like choosing precious stones in the jewelry stores. The following guide will offer you the right direction on buying cultured pearl necklace in detail.
How does a pearl form
2010-07-26 13:49:32
Do you wonder where do pearls come from? Contrary to popular myth, a pearl does not form from a grain of sand. In fact, a natural pearl forms when a foreign body lodges itself in the soft body of an oyster.
Cultured pearl necklaces cleaning tips
2010-07-17 16:10:38
Cultured pearl necklaces are the important part in pearl jewelry. Cultured pearls are made from nacre, a substance that oysters secrete. This component makes pearls soft and porous. Pearls rarely shatter but they do damage easily. So we must know the cultured pearl necklace cleaning tips.
History of biwa pearl
2010-07-05 17:12:00
Biwa pearls are small, unusually shaped cultured pearls from the freshwater mussels of Lake Biwa, Japan. As a result, "biwa" pearls now come from many different sources than the lake.
How to care for cultured pearls
2010-06-30 10:22:00
Cultured pearls are not the most durable of gems, but if they're properly cared for, they can retain their original beauty for many generations. They won't shatter easily, but at the same time, you can't treat them carelessly and expect them to remain undamaged.
