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 Today you can pick up cultured Pearl jewelry in an array of designs that can leave you spellbound.
Cultured Pearl Jewelry
Most of the Pearl jewelry found today is made of cultured Pearls. Cultured Pearls are grown in either saltwater or freshwater. Pearls cultivated in saltwater tend to be more expensive than the ones cultivated in fresh water. Natural Pearls are sold by carat weight, but cultured Pearls are sold by their size in millimeters.
Some regions of the world are renowned for the type of Pearls they produce. Some of the better known varieties include South Sea Pearls and Oriental Pearls and Biwa Pearls that are cultivated in the Biwa Lake in Japan.
Akoya Pearls jewelry- This type of Pearl is cultivated in the Japanese Akoya oyster and accounts for a sizeable segment of the Pearl market. These Pearls are typically in the range of about 2mm to 9mm.
Freshwater Pearls jewelry- Such Pearls are cultivated in freshwater mollusks. Such Pearls are harvested in large numbers and can be found at reasonable rates.
Mahe Pearls jewelry- This type of cultured Pearl is created by inserting a hemispherical nucleus directly next to the inside oyster shell. The nacre is formed over this half sphere. The other half is filled with paste and mother of Pearl. Mahe Pearls are usually light pink or even bluish in color.
South Sea Pearls jewelry - These Pearls are created by the big oysters found in the regions of Australia, Myanmar and Indonesia. This type of Pearl is larger - 9mm to 16mm. South Sea Pearls are white with silver or rose undertones
The cultured Pearl jewelry has the advantages in price and full in shapes. It is not as expensive as the natural Pearl jewelry, but it can reach the beauty of the natural Pearl. It is the most popular fashion jewelry and it is the perfect gift to give lovers on Valentine's Day and fit to give your bride as a wedding jewelry.