From "Jo Ann"
...actually
rivals a very pricy Mikimoto one that I own.
I don't know how you are able to deliver
such a beautiful, high-quality
product for
such a modest price.
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From: "Grace E. Schneider"
...I am so glad I found your site and contacted you. They are absolutely wonderful.
...Sure wish I'd NEVER bought that junk they sell on Ebay - it's a joke compared to your pearls!! Once again, thank you,
Heavenly Jewelry & Gems
713 E. Front St.
Lynden, WA 98264
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Formation of pearls
How real pearls are made?
Natural pearls are formed when a foreign object enters a mollusk`s shell. To defend it, layer after layer of a substance called nacre grow and form like onionskins around the particle. Those are semi-opaque layers that consist of the calcium carbonate that makes up the pearl and becomes a coat for the particle. Inevitably, natural pearls vary in shape because the process depends on the shape of the piece being coated by the mollusk. They are very rare and expensive.
Therefore, a process has developed to imitate the process of natural pearl formation that produces pearls that are called “cultured.” Cultured pearls are sold by their sizes in millimeters. Like natural pearls, cultured pearls grow inside of a mollusk, but with human intervention. Shells are carefully opened and different shapes of beads are inserted. Over time, the inserted beads become coated with nacre, which makes a pearl appear to glow inside and gives it a beautiful shine.
defend it, layer after layer of a substance called nacre grow and form like onionskins around the particle. Those are semi-opaque layers that consist of the calcium carbonate that makes up the pearl and becomes a coat for the particle. Inevitably, natural pearls vary in shape because the process depends on the shape of the piece being coated by the mollusk. They are very rare and expensive.
l formation that produces pearls that are called “cultured.” Cultured pearls are sold by their sizes in millimeters. Like natural pearls, cultured pearls grow inside of a mollusk, but with human intervention. Shells are carefully opened and different shapes of beads are inserted. Over time, the inserted beads become coated with nacre, which makes a pearl appear to glow inside and gives it a beautiful shine.
