Learn More About Pearls

Cultured pearls are as real as any natural pearls. The only difference lies with the way irritant intrude. Natural pearls are found in oysters without any human interventions, whereas, cultured pearls are the result of cultivation. Both are formed inside a living organism, an Oyster.

No, definitely not. Pearls do not have a life. They are the formation of calcium carbonate which oyster secrets to protect itself when any unwanted irritant intrudes inside the soft tissue.

Freshwater pearls are naturally light, whereas Tahitian cultured pearls are dark in color. Freshwater pearls those are generally light are dyed using a laser or by irradiation methods.

A natural pearl is found in the wild oyster existing in the ocean. Mid of the ocean, divers go to the top surface to find natural pearls. Nowadays they are even hard to find it on the ocean surface. Natural pearls are perfectly round and vibrant in color. Its rarity, divers grub work, and the perfect shape and size of natural pearls make it as expensive as 1,00,000$ to more.