Description
Baroque South Sea Pearl
The Blue-grey-white South Sea Pearl pendant features a unique pearl in colour and shape. The pearls are not all the same; their shape and colour vary, but they are all stunning.
The Baroque South Sea Pearl is a gem created by a living creature, and a living creature produces no other gemstone. The most sought-after pearls available on the world market are Australian South Sea pearls. The sheer size and lustre make them exceptional gemstones, and each pearl is unique.
Pearls with thick nacre have a higher chance of having high-quality lustre. The arrangement and translucence of each nacre layer determine the glow. Ultimately, a favourable outcome depends on the amount of time an oyster has to coat the irritant. In contrast, less time will compromise the quality of the pearl. It can take up to seven years or more to match enough pearls for one strand.
Because South Sea Pearls take a long time to cultivate, they are more costly. The production of South Sea Pearls depends on the time allocated, weather conditions, water quality, and technology, all of which are essential for the Pearl farms to produce high-quality pearls. Therefore, the production numbers vary from season to season, depending on the cold conditions. South Sea Pearls has one of the best environments that enables the production of pearls.
