Answer Natural Pearls
Natural pearls are proven to be the most expensive type of pearl. The Baroda pearls, for example recently sold at auction for more than $7 million. But natural pearls like this are extremely rare and are primarily for collectors. Today, cultured pearls are what people see at jewelry stores around the world. Cultured Pearls
Cultured pearls are produced by implanting a mother-of-pearl bead and a piece of mantle tissue into the gonad of a host marine mollusk, or by grafting a piece of mantle tissue from a donor mussel into the mantle muscle of a host freshwater mussel. There Are Four Main Types Of Cultured Pearls
There are four varieties of cultured pearl commonly on the market today. These are; South Sea, Tahitian, akoya and freshwater. Other types exist, such as Cortez or Cultured abalone blister, but the aforementioned varieties make up the large majority of pearls available to the consumer. * South Sea Pearls: South Sea pearls are the most valuable type of cultured pearl on the market today. These pearls are grown in the Pinctada maxima(gold-lip and silver-lip pearl oyster) primarily in Australia, the Philippines, and Indonesia. They come in white, silver, cream and gold. They can grow very large- up to 20+ mm. * Tahitian Pearls: Tahitian pearls are the second most valuable variety of cultured pearl. They are grown in the Pinctada margaritifera(black-lip pearl oyster) in French Polynesia. This mollusk is also used in the Cook Islands, Fiji, Micronesia, the Marshalls and several others, but if grown outside of French Polynesia the pearls are referred to as black South Sea. * Akoya Pearls: Akoya pearls are the third most valuable variety of cultured pearl. Akoya pearls are grown in the Pinctada fucata martensii and Pinctada fucata chemnitzii varieties of mollusk, also known as the akoya pearl oyster. The primary areas of production are China, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam and Australia. * Freshwater Pearls: The fourth and least valuable of all cultured pearls (on an average relative basis) are cultured freshwater pearls. Freshwater pearls have been cultured since the 1920s, starting in Lake Biwa, Japan. Today, freshwater perliculture is limited to China, and to a very small extent Lake Kasumigaura in Japan. Freshwater pearls are cultured primarily in the Hyriopsis cumingi (triangle shell), Hyriopsis schlegeli (Biwa pearly mussel), a hybrid of the two, and the Cristaria plicata (cockscomb) freshwater mussels.
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Pearls are not rocks. The are organic gems composed of calcium carbonate polymorphs aragonite, calcite, vaterite, minute amounts of other organic chemicals and water. Although pearls are not rocks, they are considered gemstones.
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Answer The most expensive of all pearls are natural pearls. These are very rare, however, and most jewelers and consumers will never see a natural pearl in their lifetime. A double strand of pearls known as The Baroda Pearls recently sold at auction for more than $7 million. Today, people buy and sell cultured pearls. There are four main varieties of cultured pearls and their cost/value is listed below from highest to lowest. 1. South Sea Pearls $$$$2. Tahitian Pearls $$$3. Akoya Pearls $$4. Freshwater Pearls $
It is most likely that the pearls were white as black pearls are very rare and expensive. Juliette's pearls were so valuable because they were matched: matched pearls means that the pearls "fit together" in a pleasing manner, and that variations among them are either minimal, gradual, or for a specific purpose.
It depends on the size, quality and color of the pearl. But most pearls aren't all that expensive.
Pearls are not considered as rare as diamonds, but they are not found in every oyster either. Pearls in the wild are rare and more expensive. Cultured pearls are much more common.
Cultured pearls are valued based on 5 factors: luster, color, shape, surface and size. The most important value factor is luster. Luster is a combination of the quantity and quality of light reflected from the surface of a pearl or just under the surface of a pearl. There are two types of pearls cultured today. They are saltwater and freshwater. Saltwater pearls are bead-nucleated and generally more expensive than freshwater pearls which are tissue-nucleated. The most expensive type of cultured pearl used in jewelry would be South Sea pearls. These are grown primarily in Australia, Indonesia and the Philippines. A strand of large, high-grade South Sea pearls can easily retail for more than $1 million, although most strands range from $10,000 to $100,000.
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All factors being equal, sea (saltwater) pearls are always more valuable than Freshwater pearls. However, a large, top quality Freshwater pearl can easily be more expensive than a small, low quality saltwater-cultured pearl. High luster, thick coating, smooth surface, minimal blemishes, large size, fascinating colors, and symmetrically shaped pearls are the most valuable. So it is not always the category of pearls, but the quality of the pearl that determines the price.
When it comes to pearls I don't know that the glass variety is better or worse than the crystal. Both of them will be heavy which is a consideration if you're considering a large project. The crystal based pearls will be more expensive than the glass pearls.
Majorica Pearls are faux pearls from the Spanish island of Mallorca, yet they are expensive due to the way in which they are manufactured. It takes several weeks to produce these "pearls" and they are all hand-made. The are created by dipping glass beads in an essence d'orient solution comprosed primarily of fish scales. Each pearl has to meet strict quality standards and guidelines in order to make it onto a piece of jewelry.
Expensive jewelry can be found at Tiffany's and Bloomingdales. Both of these stores offer expensive jewelry that contains either diamonds, gold, silver or pearls.
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