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Pearl - Wikipedia Cultured or farmed pearls from pearl oysters and freshwater mussels make up the majority of those currently sold Imitation pearls are also widely sold in inexpensive jewelry Pearls have been harvested and cultivated primarily for use in jewelry but in the past were also used to adorn clothing
About Pearls - American Gem Society Natural pearl gems are both a classic and contemporary gemstone that can be paired with formal and casual wear Learn more about the different types of pearls
Where to Buy Pearls: The Complete Guide to Finding Quality Pearl . . . Pearls have been cherished for centuries for their elegance, versatility, and unmistakable natural beauty But as the pearl market expands — from luxury heritage houses to online boutiques — many shoppers find themselves unsure of where to buy real pearls and how to evaluate quality
Pearl Symbolism and Legends - International Gem Society Explore pearl symbolism across history - from lunar connections and wealth to purity and spiritual journeys Discover what pearls represent in different cultures as luminous June birthstone Pearls have captivated humanity for thousands of years with their natural perfection and luminous beauty
What Are the Different Types of Pearls? A Complete Guide There are various types of pearls From saltwater pearls to freshwater pearls, there’s a pearl type for everyone’s taste and budget But what’s the difference between the types, and how can you choose which is right for you?
Pearl Types 101 - Pure Pearls Modern pearls come in five main types of pearls: Akoya, Tahitian, Freshwater, White and Golden South Sea, and Sea of Cortez Each of these pearls carries its own distinct character, color, and charm, and are shaped by the waters where they grow