South sea Pearl
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south sea Pearl
South Sea Pearls, the nobles of the Pearl and the king of the pearl, are always the luxurious accessories that the celebrity treasure most. Today, only a few natural saltwater pearls are to be found. Pollution and other factors have also destroyed many habitats. The pristine waters and a cool climate are the prerequisite of cultivating the south sea pearls.
Most of the south sea white pearls are farmed and cultured along the northwest coast of Australia while the south sea gold pearls are also chiefly farmed in Philippines and Indonesia. By comparing with the Japanese Akoya Pearl, south sea pearls are much bigger than Akoya. South Sea pearls can be found in the range of 8 to 20 mm, with the average being 12 mm. Although they are extremely rare, some pearls have been found larger than 20 mm. White and Golden South Sea pearls are known to have the thickest nacre layers of all cultured saltwater pearl types, averaging between 2.0-4.0mm thick, or more. The growth period of south sea pearl is about 2-4 years, unlike the akoya pearls, which develop in less than half that time.
WHITE south sea Pearl
Most of the south sea white pearls are farmed and cultured along the northwest coast of Australia, Philippines and Indonesia. Majority of the south white pearls come from the coast of Australia. Therefore, it is also called “Australian white Pearl”. Unlike the freshwater pearls and Japanese Akoya pearl, the south sea white pearl will instantly transform you into a classy and elegant star. That’s the main factor why thousands of celebrities, royal families, prime ministers, chief executive always wear. South Sea pearls can be found in the range of 8 to 20 mm, with the average being 12 mm. Although it is extremely rare, some pearls have been found larger than 20 mm.
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golden south sea Pearl
A myriad of south sea gold pearls come from Philippines, Myanmar, Indonesia. The scarcity of the south sea gold pearls yields labels it with an extremely high price. They are grown in the Pinctada maxima, South Sea pearl oyster. Their warm, golden tones are utterly natural. The size is approximately 10 – 13. Some superior pearls can be about 17mm. Owing to the uniqueness of the farming environment, the south sea gold pearl is brighter than Akoya Queen in terms of gold color. South Sea pearls are the undisputed leaders in value. Their large size, combined with the relative scarcity, make them among the most desired as well.