It depends on the type of wearer ... personally, I prefer black pearls ... the color is better ... a little mysterious ... is it Heidi Tmall's? If that's the case ... Tmall is still quite formal. . . .

Now Nanyang Golden Pearl is more expensive than Tahiti Black Pearl? Why! ! !

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Both are the top grades of pearls.

Golden Pearl is a kind of pearl that grows in the berries of Kingdee. Its value is very high, and it can only be planted in areas where typhoons are rare, so the yield is not much.

Tahiti Black Pearl is a specialty of French Polynesia Salt Lake in the South China Sea. It is precious and unusual, and enjoys the reputation of "the queen's pearl" and "the queen among pearls".

That makes no difference. Why are gold pearls in Tahiti more expensive than black pearls? For an irrelevant but irrelevant topic.

This is the color.

China people love gold, which symbolizes dignity, power and wealth, but they have a general affection for black, which is not liked by gold except for its mysterious and flamboyant color.

There is a reason for this, but it doesn't mean that all gold beads are more expensive than black pearls. This thing should be beads with the same diameter, size, color and appearance. I hope the above has certain reference value for you.

Is the golden pearl in Nanyang better or the peacock green in Tahiti?

Each has its own advantages. Nanyang Pearl can't compare with Tahiti Black Pearl.

Is it better to wear gold beads or Tahiti pearls?

This should be suitable for everyone. The most important thing is skin color. White skin, gold beads and black beads all look good. If the skin color is too yellow, wearing gold beads is not effective. And black beads don't pick skin color.

Is Tahiti black pearl the best?

According to the culture environment, pearls are mainly divided into freshwater pearls and seawater pearls. Among seawater pearls, there are akoya seawater pearls, Tahiti black pearls and Nanyang pearls. At present, the two most valuable pearls are Tahiti Black Pearl and Nanyang Pearl.

Tahiti Pearl: Because it also grows in the sea, it is also a high-end variety of seawater pearls. At present, there are only two natural producing areas of black pearls: one is Tahiti, Polynesia, which produces 95% of the world's black pearls; Followed by Penglin Island and Majushiki Island in Cook Islands, accounting for 4% of the total output. The output of other Pacific islands is less than 1%. These two areas live together in the south-central Pacific Ocean, so they are also called black pearls as black Nanyang pearls. Its particles are larger, generally more than 9mm, and it is famous for its deep and stable dark color. Its color contains the mystery and nobility of the deep sea, which makes the pearl more unique. In addition, the feeding environment and pearl picking process are very strict. Out of every 100 cultured black mussels, only 50 can successfully cultivate pearls, of which only 5 are flawless, so each pearl is extremely precious. The annual output of high-quality black pearls is only 6.5438+0.5 million, of which 40% is sold by auction. This is why black pearls are so rare.

Nanyang Pearl is the best pearl. Its roundness, purity, vastness, inherent natural beauty and unique golden white show unparalleled elegance and romance. Nanyang pearls are divided into Nanyang white pearls and Nanyang golden pearls. Nanyang white pearls are mostly silvery white, and Nanyang pearls are mostly golden yellow and apricot. The diameter of pearls is generally 10- 15mm, and the size can be as large as 20 mm Nanyang pearls are cultured without any processing, which is natural and has the characteristics of stable quality. This is the charm.

There is no saying that pearls are the best, and the quality of each variety of pearls is good or bad. Of course, from the perspective of rarity and pearl size, Tahiti black pearls and Nanyang pearls are larger, rarer than freshwater pearls, generally round, and have high wear and collection value.

I hope I can help you and adopt it. Thank you!

Difference between Nanyang Black Pearl and Tahiti Black Pearl

In fact, you just said two different names, but they are actually the same. Nanyang Black Pearl, also called Tahiti Black Pearl, is a kind of seawater pearl. 95% of the world's black pearls are produced in Tahiti, Polynesia, followed by Penglin Island and Majushiki Island in Cook Islands, accounting for 4% of the total output. Tahiti Island belongs to the South Pacific, so it can also be called Nanyang Black Pearl, but now most people call it Tahiti Black Pearl because it is mainly produced in Tahiti Island. The expression "Nanyang Black Pearl" is rarely used.

In addition, it is not only the black pearls in Tahiti that are natural pearls, but it is nonsense to say that other black pearls in Tahiti are cultured artificially. Professionals know that the black pearls in Tahiti are almost all farmed and basically imported from the origin of Tahiti. It is true that black pearls, Nanyang Golden Pearl, freshwater pearls and akoya seawater pearls are all cultured artificially, but that doesn't mean they are not real pearls. For example, natural pearls and cultured pearls are equivalent to eggs laid by artificial chickens and eggs laid by pheasants. But at present, natural and wild pearls almost do not exist, and the probability is the same as lottery. Please understand how pearls are formed. Wild pearls are formed because shellfish accidentally enter the sand and secrete nacre, but these pearls are generally of poor quality and cannot be used as jewelry. At present, shellfish are raised artificially, and the pearls secreted by their bodies can be relatively controlled. Generally, the breeding period is as short as 3-4 years and as long as 5-6 years.

As for the certificates issued by all domestic appraisal centers, there will be no indication of the place of origin, and it is impossible to judge where they were produced by technical means, so it is normal not to mark them on the certificates. As long as they are really black pearls, they are basically Polynesian. I hope I can help you and adopt them. Thank you!

Which is better, Tahiti Black Pearl or Nanyang Golden Pearl? What about Heidi jewelry?

It depends on the type of wearer ... personally, I prefer black pearls ... the color is better ... a little mysterious ... is it Heidi Tmall's? If there is, the basic Tmall is still relatively formal. . . .

Where are Tahiti Black Pearl and Nanyang Golden Pearl produced? Which brand of jewelry is better?

Tahiti, also translated as Tahiti, also known as Tahiti, is located in the middle of the South Pacific Ocean, and is the largest island in windward islands in society islands, French Polynesia. Tahiti Black Pearl is a specialty of French Polynesia Salt Lake, where 95% of the world's black pearls are produced.

Australia's Nanyang pearls are only produced in a very small part of Australia's northwest coast. The area is vast and sparsely populated, with pure water quality, suitable water temperature, open bays and rare typhoons. Excellent water environment is very beneficial to the life of butterfly shells that produce the highest quality pearls.

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Which pearl is the best, Nanyang, Akoya, Danshui or Tahiti?

According to my experience in pearl wholesale and sales for more than ten years, seawater pearls are better than freshwater pearls, but the price of seawater pearls is the best. For example, the prices of Nanyang Zhu Jin and Tahiti flawless pearls above 15mm are almost the same, both of which cost tens of thousands of dollars. Akoya pearls above 10mm are rare, and the price is not worse than Nanyang pearls and Tahiti. Freshwater pearls are relatively cheap, and they can be found in hundreds or dozens. Edison pearls are relatively expensive, thinking that the roundness and brightness with stones are better, and hundreds of dollars are more common.

Which is better, Tahiti Black Pearl or Nanyang Golden Pearl?

It depends on the type of wearer ... personally, I prefer black pearls ... the color is better ... a little mysterious ... is it Heidi Tmall's? If that's the case ... Tmall is still quite formal. . . .