Most of the pearls we see in daily life are white or pink, and occasionally purple pearls. We often listen to the salesperson's introduction that purple pearls are rare, so they are extremely precious, and the price should be higher, but is this really the case? What is the relationship between the price and color of pearls?
Our conventional understanding is that larger pearls or pearls with rare colors are valuable. In fact, it is not. The price of pearls does not have much to do with the color, but depends on the size and appearance of pearls, that is, the smoothness, gloss and overall appearance of a single pearl. If the size of a string of pearls is always of high quality, The price will be much higher.
At present, pearls are white, gold, purple, pink and black, but white pearls are the most common. The color of pearls is mainly determined by the region and the variety of mother of pearl. For example, golden pearls are mainly produced in golden lip shellfish. This kind of shellfish will secrete more chemical element copper, while black pearls mostly come from black butterfly shellfish and absorb more manganese.
Pearls of different colors are suitable for wearing on different occasions. For example, gold pearls can be selected at large dinner parties. If the size of pearls is more than 9 mm, it is recommended to make them into pendants or earrings, which can better show the advantages and personal taste of pearls. If on wedding occasions, in addition to white pearls, pink pearl necklace is also a very good choice, Will look very romantic and lovely.