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Are Nanyang pearls seawater pearls?
There is an unsolved fate between pearls and women. Boys can wear jewelry of other materials, but few people wear pearls because pearls are elegant and feminine. This time, I want to tell you about Nanyang Pearl, the king of pearls.

Are Nanyang pearls seawater pearls? Yes, seawater pearls.

It is called Nanyang Pearl, which is produced in the South Pacific. The three major producing areas are Australia, Indonesia and the northwest waters of the Philippines. Because Australia is rich in products, it is generally called the Pearl of South Asia in Australia. The mother shell of Nanyang Pearl is a white butterfly, which is the largest. The average diameter of Nanyang Pearl is 10- 15MM, and the largest one can be seen in18 mm. The largest diameter of Nanyang Pearl in history is 21mm.

Color classification of Nanyang pearls This is a question that many consumers who have just come into contact with Nanyang pearls often ask. It's actually quite simple. Pearls are like people, including yellow people, black people and white people. Because the genes of the varieties are different and the growing environment is different, there are pearls of various colors. Moreover, even the same shellfish species will produce slightly different pearls in different growth environments.

1. The mother shell of a black pearl is a black butterfly shell, which secretes black pearls. It is mainly produced in Tahiti, French Polynesia in the South Pacific, so it is known as the black pearl of Tahiti. The beauty of black pearl lies in its natural black tone with various colorful colors, among which malachite green, deep purple, navy and other rainbow colors are most appreciated. Its strong metallic luster will change with the rotation of pearls, which is incomparable to other colored and dyed pearls.

2. The mother shells producing golden pearls are mainly with white lips or golden lips, which are mainly distributed in Myanmar, New Guinea, the Philippines, Indonesia, Australia, China, Thailand and other places. The pearl juice secreted varies from light yellow to deep gold. This is related to the growth environment and the genes of the mother shell itself, just like the same yellow race, some grow taller, some are short, some are fat, and some are thin. The degree of preference for gold shades varies from person to person, and some like to wear lighter gold to match the skin color; Some prefer darker gold, which is more expensive; However, the depth of color does not affect the unique elegant essence of wearing pearls.

The amount of natural deep gold is relatively small, so the price is relatively high. Therefore, there are relatively many pearls dyed deep gold in the market, so you must find a reliable merchant and don't be deceived by greed and cheapness. Many merchants will let you use the friction between two pearls to identify the authenticity. This is a serious misunderstanding. If you rub it hard, it will damage the pearl skin. For expensive pearls, this is not desirable and the quality is unstable. Better make a test certificate. In fact, the depth of gold has little effect on the quality, mainly affecting the thickness of nacre. The thicker the nacre, the longer the culture time, so the better the quality.

3. Nanyang white pearl, produced in Australia, Indonesia and other places, is cultivated by Pinctada maxima and Pinctada Hepu. Because of its huge size, the diameter of cultured pearls is generally 10- 15mm, and the largest visible pearl is 18mm, and the largest Nanyang pearl in history is 21mm.

Pearl production in Nanyang is scarce. Nanyang pearls can only be produced by a special kind of shellfish, which is much larger than seawater pearls and freshwater pearls, so the pearls it cultivates are also much larger. Due to the scarcity of this shellfish and its sensitivity to the growth environment, it is much more difficult to cultivate this pearl than ordinary pearls, so the price is very expensive. Generally, South Asian pearls can only be caught by the sea, with limited resources, long breeding cycle and great difficulty, so their output has not been able to go up. Finding a perfect Nanyang pearl is as arduous as pursuing an endless dream, so the rarity of Nanyang pearl is one of the main reasons for its preciousness.

Nanyang pearls have a strong luster. Nanyang pearls have a series of different natural colors, and the choice of colors can be said to have their own "colors", which are purely personal preferences, although choosing the favorite color shows personal colors.

Generally speaking, people like traditional silvery white and bright gold Nanyang pearls; As for the precious and rare red and white Nanyang pearls produced in the clear and pure northwest waters of Australia, it is even more popular. Although different colors do not damage the value of Nanyang pearls, the rarity of colors directly affects the price of pearls.

The bright luster reflected from the surface of Nanyang pearl, coupled with the attractive luster transmitted from the inside, is the first factor to determine its value. The skin luster of Nanyang pearls can be as bright as jumping, or as soft and elegant. There is always a luminosity in the whole series that can completely fit the wearer's unique aesthetic feeling, mood and personality, which depends on how the buyer perfectly combines natural luster with subjective judgment. The luster of Nanyang pearls is natural and should not be changed or enhanced by any artificial method.

The smaller the flaw, the higher the value. Because Nanyang pearls come from natural mussels in the sea, they often leave marks on Nanyang pearls. Only one in every million mussels has a chance to produce flawless Nanyang pearls. The imprint on Nanyang pearls just adds unique temperament and personality to each pearl.