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Saltwater pearls take longer to form

TYPES OF PEARLS

Pearls are produced in various types, shapes and sizes and are divided into 4 categories based on the place of growth (with salt or fresh water) and the type of shell in which they are placed, each of which has a special beauty and charm

In general, we have two types of pearls: natural and cultured

In general, we have two types of pearls: natural and cultured. The meaning of natural Pearl is a pearl that is formed in the heart of nature and as a result of the accidental entry of stimulating factors into the oyster body. When a stimulus enters the body of a pearl-forming mollusk, the host organism secretes a substance to fight, which eventually leads to the formation of pearls. But in pearls grown in farms, the stimulus for the formation of pearls is manually entered into the shell, and the birth of pearls is no longer accidental.

Natural and cultured pearls can be divided into two categories: saltwater and freshwater. Saltwater pearls take longer to form. Although salt water has a better shine and higher quality, it is slightly less durable and more expensive. But freshwater pearls are formed in a shorter period of time and are more abundant and more expensive, but they are not as bright as saltwater pearls and are usually smaller. Almost all types of pearls, both saltwater and freshwater, available in the market are cultured.

The structure of cultured pearls depends on the type of pearl that is placed inside the oyster as the primary nucleus. Another way to distinguish pearls from each other is that cultured pearls are yellow under ultraviolet light and green under X-ray light. Pearls are produced in various types, shapes and sizes and are divided into 4 categories based on the place of growth (with salt or fresh water) and the type of shell in which they are placed, each of which has a special beauty and charm. have their own Next, we describe the characteristics of each type.

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