Nothing is more beautiful and beautiful than a beautiful string of pearls. It is a classic accessory for any occasion. It is important to understand the quality of toys before you take the first step towards buying pearl necklaces. They can be quite expensive and you want to get the best value for your money. If you choose quality pearl strings, you will be able to enjoy them for a lifetime.
In more recent times, most pearls have been cultivated. This means that the mollusk that creates the pearl is given an irritant, so the pearl material forms around the foreign body. Surprisingly enough, this process can take up to 3 years to complete. Pearls deserve to be so precious!
In order to choose a superior quality string of pearls, you need to look at several factors;
1. The thickness of the mother-of-pearl
Nacre is the substance that forms around the foreign body when the pearl is cultivated. It is a deposit that gives possession of that pearl to the witch. The thickness of this nacre layer will determine how long your pearls will last. Obviously, the thicker the better. To be considered the thickest, a mother-of-pearl must have at least 0.5 mm. A medium thick would correspond to 0.35 to .5 mm of nacre, a thin 0.25 mm or less.
2. Luster
The longer the pearl is left to soak, the more it shines. A reflected luster was seen on the surface of the pearl. This is usually seen and judged by the naked eye. Do pearls appear to have a three-dimensional glow? Is the color subtly different? These are the signs of the pearl’s clarity and quality. A low shine pearl will often look flat, boring, and one-dimensional. You can also examine pearls under a fluorescent lamps for better access to the shine.
3. Color
In general, darker shades of pearls are usually more expensive than lighter shades of pearls. You can find natural pearls in shades of blue, black, grey, green and gold, although these shades are not always easy to come by. Be careful to buy from a reputable dealer before you buy a pearl necklace so you don’t end up with dyed pearls!
4.Shape
Pearls are found in a variety of shapes including baroque, round, ball, club and semi-round. In general, round, symmetrical pearls tend to be the most expensive, since they are more difficult.
5. Surface quality
The pearls are carefully examined against a dark state such as the presence of bruises on their surface. The most valuable pearls are those without natural marks and stones.
6. Location
Larger cultured pearls tend to be more expensive than smaller ones.
7. CONSTANT EXERCISE
Always make sure that both pearls are drilled in the middle so your pearl necklace will fit correctly.
8. Quality of the buckle and workmanship
On careful examination of the necklace, a knot is clearly placed between each pearl. This prevents the pearls from scratching against each other, adding to the beauty of the necklace design. The clasp should be of 14 karat gold or higher. If you’re spending this kind of money, you want a gold buckle! Additionally, make sure you purchase your pearls from a reputable dealer, preferably one who has some training in gemology with certification in that field.
If chosen wisely, a string of pearls can be beautiful in addition to your clothes, and can also be well placed. Keep these tips in mind before you take the plunge and buy a pearl necklace.
