The Bright Side of the Black Tahitian Pearls
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Article Title: The Bright Side of the Black Tahitian Pearls
Author: Kellie Purden
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The Tahitian black pearls are considered the most beautiful pearls in the world. They are extremely rare because only a small quantity of black-lipped oysters endures to produce the organic gem and on top of that, these oysters are mercilessly sourced to the point of extinction because of their lustrous nacre. This unfortunate combination makes the Tahitian black pearls extremely valuable.
Named After but Not Sourced From Tahiti
The Tahitian pearls are produced in the black-lipped oyster called Pinctada margaritifera which is quite enormous with a width measuring 12 inches and weighing at least 10 pounds hence, producing more than just your average size dark pearls.
These black pearls, contrary to its name, are cultured in French Polynesia which counts Australia and New Zealand as its closest neighbors. They were called as such because they are primarily traded in Tahiti which is French Polynesia's biggest of its 130 islands.
The black pearl although also farmed in countries like Australia are not regarded as Tahitian pearls.
Not Just Black and Round
Tahitian pearls come in the famous exotic black color which are highly coveted but reflect other tints and shades of the color wheel as well such as silver, dark gray, silvery white and other colors in between like blue, pistachio and peacock. The Tahitian pearl's peacock hue is haute couture's applauded favorite due to its bright blues, greens and purples.
All of the pearls' colors are naturally painted by Mother Nature and are not superficially treated whatsoever unlike other kinds of black pearls which had a little help from their pearl farmers.
These pearls have in their roster both genetically engineered round gems and baroque pearls which are equal to the beauty of the former despite their irregular shapes and natural contours.
A Likely Group
The collection is not wanting as the Tahitian jewelry is replete with a diverse design of pearl earrings, rings, bracelets, pendants and necklaces set in brilliant metals of gold and platinum.
Not for the Pastel Hearted
Undeniably, the classic white pearls go a long way in incorporating them in a woman's wardrobe. It is truly a staple jewelry piece that can dress up or down an outfit.
Because of its versatility, the classic white pearls can be used by women regardless their age, color, physical built and lifestyle. Indeed, these are worn by teens, young women and the matured ladies.
The Tahitian black or dark colored pearls are more flattering to women who are of a certain age and disposition and who have comfortably achieved a level of stature. However, at the end of the day, it all boils down to the wearer's fashion sensibilities and personal preference. As the saying goes, "If you can wear it, flaunt it!"
And let us not forget. These mysterious pearls come in other colors like silvery white and green which would appropriately serve both the young and older set.
The classic white pearls denote understated sophistication while the Tahitian pearls evoke drama and panache. Which one are you?
About The Author: If you are looking for the best Tahitian pearls online, you can click on the link. Or you can visit http://www.pearlacce.com to find quality pearls just for you.
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Article Title: The Bright Side of the Black Tahitian Pearls
Author: Kellie Purden
Word Count: 529
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The Tahitian black pearls are considered the most beautiful pearls in the world. They are extremely rare because only a small quantity of black-lipped oysters endures to produce the organic gem and on top of that, these oysters are mercilessly sourced to the point of extinction because of their lustrous nacre. This unfortunate combination makes the Tahitian black pearls extremely valuable.
Named After but Not Sourced From Tahiti
The Tahitian pearls are produced in the black-lipped oyster called Pinctada margaritifera which is quite enormous with a width measuring 12 inches and weighing at least 10 pounds hence, producing more than just your average size dark pearls.
These black pearls, contrary to its name, are cultured in French Polynesia which counts Australia and New Zealand as its closest neighbors. They were called as such because they are primarily traded in Tahiti which is French Polynesia's biggest of its 130 islands.
The black pearl although also farmed in countries like Australia are not regarded as Tahitian pearls.
Not Just Black and Round
Tahitian pearls come in the famous exotic black color which are highly coveted but reflect other tints and shades of the color wheel as well such as silver, dark gray, silvery white and other colors in between like blue, pistachio and peacock. The Tahitian pearl's peacock hue is haute couture's applauded favorite due to its bright blues, greens and purples.
All of the pearls' colors are naturally painted by Mother Nature and are not superficially treated whatsoever unlike other kinds of black pearls which had a little help from their pearl farmers.
These pearls have in their roster both genetically engineered round gems and baroque pearls which are equal to the beauty of the former despite their irregular shapes and natural contours.
A Likely Group
The collection is not wanting as the Tahitian jewelry is replete with a diverse design of pearl earrings, rings, bracelets, pendants and necklaces set in brilliant metals of gold and platinum.
Not for the Pastel Hearted
Undeniably, the classic white pearls go a long way in incorporating them in a woman's wardrobe. It is truly a staple jewelry piece that can dress up or down an outfit.
Because of its versatility, the classic white pearls can be used by women regardless their age, color, physical built and lifestyle. Indeed, these are worn by teens, young women and the matured ladies.
The Tahitian black or dark colored pearls are more flattering to women who are of a certain age and disposition and who have comfortably achieved a level of stature. However, at the end of the day, it all boils down to the wearer's fashion sensibilities and personal preference. As the saying goes, "If you can wear it, flaunt it!"
And let us not forget. These mysterious pearls come in other colors like silvery white and green which would appropriately serve both the young and older set.
The classic white pearls denote understated sophistication while the Tahitian pearls evoke drama and panache. Which one are you?
About The Author: If you are looking for the best Tahitian pearls online, you can click on the link. Or you can visit http://www.pearlacce.com to find quality pearls just for you.
Please use the HTML version of this article at:
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