Category: Pearl Jewelry

How to identify natural pearl and cultured pearl?

Pearl can divide natural pearl and cultured pearl two major parts, and cultured pearl are divided into river born or sea born pearl. Natural peal are often low yielding, costly price. Cultured pearl can be mass-produced, so the price is much lower. The main difference between the two is that the nuclear of natural pearls is smaller than cultured pearl.

The nuclear of natural pearls are often made of some sand, parasites or other things, some even without nuclear. The coated layer of cultured pearl is thinner, because it’s nuclear is often made of big artificial beads.

For surface, the growth environment of natural pearls is random, and the roundness is poor for less scrolling. The roundness of cultured pearl is better, since its nuclear is rounded.

The growth of natural pearl needs a long time. So after maturity, it has delicate texture, thick nacre, smooth surface, very few “convex bubble-, and a more transparent.

Due to a short time of growth, the nacre of cultured pearl is thin, rough in surface texture, and there is some concave-convex bubble on the surface. Transparency is also poor.

Here are some experiences to identify pearl in jewelry industry.

1. It is real pearl, if the whole pearls are all the same in their color, size, shape, luster etc. In any case, the fake pearls cannot be all the same.

2. The real pearl’s luster like rainbow, so colorful, so beautiful. The fake pearl without lustrous or rainbow-like color, owing to its surface is coating.

3. Ying-ray, real pearl has higher transparent in contrast with the fake pearl.

4. Nice touching feeling on the real pearl, it feels cool and smooth. While the fake pearl is warm and moist.

5. Observed the surface with decuple-magnifier, you can see the real pearl’s texture of growth; the fake pearls have only the coating.Jewelry Wholesale

Pearl is a very delicate, there are still many areas requiring attention.

1. Keep it away from kitchen, there are some tiny pore on Pearl’s surface, it should not to inhale the polluted air. Don’t wear your beautiful pear jewelry to go to the hairdressing salon. Pearl will absorb the hair spray, perfume and other substances. Even need to be careful in kitchen, Steam and smoke can penetrate the pearl and make it turning yellow.

2. Clean with sheepskin. After wearing the pearls (especially the hot days), the pearl jewelry should be cleaned before put it back to the jewelry box. It’s better to use the sheepskin than tissue; some of the tissues will wear pearls.

3. Pearls jewelry should not go near water. Don’t try to clean it with water. Water can enter the holes. Not only difficult to dry, which may also make it fermented? You should use a soft wet towel to clean and dry it.

4. Exposed to air. Don’t put the pearl jewelry in a safety-deposit box, or sealed it with polybag for a long time. Fresh air is needed to each pearl. Wear it for every few months, Let them breathe. It’s easy to turn yellow such as long-term store.

5. Trades the line for a few years. Pearl is best to re-string once every 3 years. Of course, that will depend on how often you wear it.

Traditionally, the standard for pearl jewelry has been to use white or near-white cultured pearls, freshwater pearls, or natural pearls that are perfectly round. The white, round beauties have been treasured because, in the world of pearl jewelry, they are rare. Increasingly, however, women are appreciating the uniqueness and versatility of pearls in a variety of shapes and colors – just as nature makes them. If you’ve always thought of pearls as white and round, it’s time to think again.

Pearl Shapes

Round – Traditional round cultured pearls are often used for pearl bridal jewelry, the traditional pearl necklace, and other cultured pearl jewelry, like pearl stud earrings.

Rice – Rice pearls are small and shaped irregularly, and have crinkled surfaces.

Potato – As its name implies, potato-shaped cultured pearls have irregular oblong shapes.

Oval – Shaped like an egg, these saltwater or freshwater pearls are usually white.

Mabe – This pearl is flat on one side, giving it a dome shape.

Keshi – Also known as poppy seed pearls, these are tiny freshwater pearls.

Button – This round freshwater pearl is flat on one side.

Coin – Like the button pearl, except it is flat on both sides.

Baroque – These freshwater pearls are completely free form, having no pre-determined shape.

Circle – Also called the ring pearl, this saltwater pearl has concave, concentric lines.

Pearl Colors

Freshwater pearls, which are often used for fashion pearl jewelry, grow in virtually every color of the rainbow. They are an affordable – though no less beautiful – alternative to traditional white, round saltwater Akoya pearls. Black Tahitian pearls, which are also saltwater cultured pearls, have overtones of peacock and silver and are most often have semi-round, baroque, and circle shapes.

Pearl Fashion Jewelry – What’s Hot Now

Freshwater pearl jewelry offers women an incredible variety of accessory options. This season, look for multi-strand keshi (seed) pearl necklaces that combine different colored pearls, such as pink, peach, hazel, and brown for a stunning fashion statement. For formal occasions, multi-strand necklaces featuring a single color of keshi pearls – such as gray or black – are the perfect accessories.

Black Tahitian pearl bracelets and shimmering oval freshwater pearl bracelets are adorning the wrists of fashionistas this season, while brides are selecting classic Akoya pearl stud earrings as well as fashion forward freshwater pearl wedding jewelry that incorporates light pink or golden pearls.

The next time you treat yourself – or someone special – to the gift of pearl jewelry, remember that the beauty of pearls comes in many shapes and colors.

This Nature’s Pearl Review is a detailed look at the business opportunity with Nature’s Pearl and will cover a few of the leading points of how to make money with Nature’s Pearl.

Nature’s Pearl is a company owned by LeBleu water in Winston-Salem, NC. Currently, they have great financial backing and appear to be very stable. Their main-line product is a supplement containing the Muscadine grape seed which is believed to have good nutritional benefits.

Nature’s Pearl had previously marketed its supplement product in retail establishments. They switched their marketing endeavors to MLM and are currently recruiting distributors across the country and the world. The company is still somewhat young and the opportunity for growth is very favorable. Since the company does have a strong financial backing and is dedicated to providing a great product, I anticipate a reasonable increase in sales and distributors.

Right now, Nature’s Pearl employs the more conventional methods of direct sales and network marketing. They have new distributors promote the product and business opportunity to friends and family and primarily promote the product features. This method can be very useful but can also be very challenging for those not well experienced in multi level marketing.

The company has not taken advantage of the huge benefits of online strategies and has therefore created a huge opportunity for motivated marketers to capitalize on this void in the web-based market. With the right internet marketing system, a new distributor could greatly benefit from the business opportunity with Nature’s Pearl by promoting the product and the opportunity on the internet.

Hope this helps.
Thanks,

Ron Knighton