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more secrets than a simple south sea Pearl Necklace

More secrets than a simple South Sea Pearl

The secret to the perfect south sea pearl necklace is all in the shape, size and lustre of the fine pearls. Similar to the Akoya pearl, the south sea pearl is cultivated in the salt water seas of Australia, Indonesia and other southern countries. They are especially pursued because of their large size and the thick layer of nacre that surrounds them. Due to their large size, between 10 and 16 millimetres, it is very difficult to find the perfect round pearl, but they often have deep mezmorizing rich color which tends to offset any shape imperfections.Without a doubt the best colors are white and golden lustre. It therefore goes without saying that the south sea pearl necklace is definitely one of the world’s finest pieces of jewelry that one could possibly own.

Which brings us to the Beauty of the cultured akoya pearl necklace

Classic jewelry makes dressing up easy. A classic cultured akoya pearl necklace transforms the neckline with shine and luster. The distinctive Akoya creamy colored pearl strands are timeless. They were the first pearls to be cultured on a mass scale and without a doubt still the most recognised today. The cultured akoya pearl necklace are hand made from pearls cultivated in the saltwaters of China and Japan. Best known for their deep luster and almost perfect round shape, akoya pearls are definitely a signature natural gem. They range in size from 4mm to 9mm, and boast many beautiful colors including white, cream to golden and even black. That is perhaps why many jewellery collectors go for a cultured akoya pearl necklace.

But Mabe Pearls ring a whole new look

Mabe pearls are dome-shaped that are grown along the inside shell of the oyster rather than inside the body of the oyster. The Mabe pearls are cultured in many South Pacific countries including Australia, Japan, French Polynesia and Indonesia. The larger cultured mabe pearls are more affordable than the traditional round pearls, but offer the same luster and mezmorizing qualities. These beautiful pearls comes in a variety of colors ranging from white to blue. They are often used in ring jewelry, earrings and pendants because of their large ’surface area’, ranging typically between 10mm to 18mm. If you are considering a Mabe Pearl, ensure you carefully the luster. Just because they are somewhat cheaper than the round pearls, you do not have to compromise on quality. Compare the unique designs and shear beauty here.

No matter what type of pearl or look you actually prefer, they all off one thing: mezmorising beauty when combined with the right apparel.
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