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Akoya Cultured Pearls
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Thursday, 12 February 2009

Akoya cultured pearls are produced by the insertion of a nucleus with a tiny speck of mantle tissue into the oyster. These pearls are mainly cultured in areas in Japan such as Ehime, Kumamoto, Mie, Nagasaki and Oita. Akoya pearls are Japanese saltwater pearls known as the diamonds of the sea. At first, they look similar to Freshwater pearl, but when compared alongside with each other, Akoya pearls look larger, smoother, rounder and more lustrous.

Akoya pearls have long been a symbol of perfect elegance and beauty. They are high-quality pearl and the most popular of all pearl types. The size of Akoya cultured pearls range from 2 to 10mm. Its basic is shape is round, but it also comes in attractive shapes such as pear and baroque shapes. Its main colors are pink, rose pink, silver and white; some are colored cream, blue, green and gold. Its most common color is white with silver or pink overtones. Those pearls which are colored white with silver best suits darker skins; while, white with pink suits just any skin tones.

Akoya pearls are popularly known for its roundness, beauty and appealing high luster; no other type of pearls can match Akoya pearls' shimmering luster. A high quality Akoya pearl has a high luster and flawless surface.

Jewelries such as necklaces, earrings, bracelets and pendants can be made using these pearls. The elegance of any jewelry is enhanced more when they are made of high-quality pearls. With the variety of sizes of these pearls, they can actually be used anytime, anywhere and for any type of occasions. Pearls with sizes ranging from 5 to 8 mm are usually used for necklaces, 9mm pearl necklace are best for a stunning accessory, 5mm choker can be use as an accent even in the workplace, and any size of this pearl can be used for adornment.



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