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Natural pearls are extremely rare and outrageously expensive, However, you should consider a few points before you buy pearl online.
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Natural pearls are extremely rare and
outrageously expensive, so you’ll probably be looking at types of cultured
pearls. Familiarise yourself with the different types: saltwater South
Sea, Black Tahitian and akoya pearls; and freshwater pearls.
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When
judging pearls firstly consider nacre.
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The number and
thickness of the layers of nacre is what’s important in determining the quality
of a pearl. And, in turn, this produces the inner glow of a pearl; the soft,
satiny sheen — its lustre — which will influence its value.
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Check out
the colour. Pearls
come in a wide range of colours and you should consider a pearl’s main body
colour. which means the play of light interference across the pearl’s surface
or just beneath it. Natural colours are best, but you can also buy pearls dyed
various colours.
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Pearls are graded according to the
smoothness of their surface. Blemish-free pearls
demand a premium; small spots on a pearl don’t decrease the value as much as
chips or cracks.
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Round or spherical shapes are most
desirable. But pearls can look beautiful in all sorts of shapes. If
you’re having a necklace or bracelet made ensure you have matching shapes and
sizes.
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Always get a detailed certificate of
authenticity with your purchase. A certificate states the
quality of your pearl and contains a detailed description of your jewellery,
which is handy in case you ever need to make an insurance claim.
