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Wednesday, March 23, 2011

dissimilar Types of Pearls

Pearls come in distinct colors, sizes, shapes and origin. The white colored ones might be the norm for many many years, but there are indubitably many types of this one of a kind gem that maybe a coarse someone might not know of. The onset of pearl culturization paved the way for new types and varieties which are admired by many today. So here are some of the most favorite types of pearls in the store today.

Akoya Pearls - Akoyas are basically seawater pearls cultured in Japan and China. They are commonly white and cream in color with light colored overtones. They are produced by the Akoya oyster, hence the name. This type of pearls was originally cultured in Japan. However, when the technology of culturing pearls transferred to China, the majority of Akoya production was also moved as well. China may now be the frontrunner in Akoya production, but Japan still continues to produce them as well. Basically, China is in charge of the Akoya production under 7 mm while Japan produces Akoyas over 7 mm.

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South Sea Pearls -South Sea pearls are those that are harvested in the large body of water encompassing South East Asian countries such as Thailand, Philippines and Indonesia, to the areas across the French Polynesia and Australia. This type is considered to be one of the most expensive of all. They are commonly golden and light yellow in color with light colored overtones.

dissimilar Types of Pearls

Tahitian Pearls - Tahitian pearls are also known as black pearls. They are commonly harvested from a black-lipped oyster. This type of pearls come in dark colors such as black, grey, and peacock green.

dissimilar Types of Pearls

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