Cultured pearls and pearl

In 1910, a process patented in Japan bolsters the hand of man was created. Kokichi Mikimoto, Japanese pearl farmers in developing this industry. Today, nearly all pearls are produced and grown.


How to produce pearls really need to start the kernel -. Sand grains a € "in the oyster oysters are placed in water (sea or fresh water) is placed, then leave for any number of years at this time. Coarse, rough surface of the nucleus and irritation inside the oyster.


As a kind of protective mechanism, an oyster produces a substance that suppresses the nucleus and forms a smooth surface, rounded grain of sand around. Oyster continue to do so until such time as the main cause of irritation. Years later, when the oysters removed from the water and discovered a beautiful pearl.


This process is repeated in Australia, Tahiti, Philippines, Japan and China. The fact that these beads are made, as opposed to grown naturally reduces its value, but it also allows more people to enjoy its beauty and is a luxury. Keishi pearls of accidents in the process of pearl farming. They range from oyster shells, pearl nacre, which is inserted into the oyster is attached. Keishi more irregular in shape occur in the processes of Japanese culture and the south. They are usually silver, white or black, sometimes in a single chip color was born.


Beads, on the other hand, the beads that in the same manner, but with a difference. Natural pearls are needed to make your created in oysters. The kernel does not impose, but, of course, oysters, causing irritation, although they were entered. Natural pearls are extremely rare and valuable. Today, natural pearl provides almost no divers, oysters, and arrested a lack of pollution. From time to time, new bulbs can be found, but not a steady supply is available. Natural pearls can be found in antique jewelry, and sometimes at auctions.


As a very rare disease, there are not many examples of beaded jewelry left in the natural world. However, some deposits of natural pearls in the Persian Gulf is collected, and some inland waters of the United States. In the end, but the most popular Pearl, the main source of beaded jewelry from around the world because of their low cost and abundance.