Conch pearls are also called conch pearls. Conch pearls are unique because they contain unique and bright flames under their smooth surfaces. This kind of flame is not only obvious from the outside, but also very noble, sometimes delicate and soft, and sometimes passionate.

Another feature of this pearl is that it does not grow in mussels, but slowly forms in conchs. Their existence is entirely due to nature, not artificial cultivation.

Little is known about pearl identification.

1. It's real to bite down with your teeth and rustle like a stone. If it is slippery, it is fake.

When two pearls are butted, the fake pearl feels very slippery, while the real pearl feels very astringent.

3. The pearl rubs on the glass, the fake pearl has no stripes, and the real pearl has pearl powder stripes.

4. The real pearls are lightly scraped with a knife, and then wiped off with cotton cloth or hands to feel the damaged pearls.