Limited slightly flawed Australian pearls natural South Sea pearl necklace

Australian White South Sea Pearl, Full-Pearl Necklace 8–11.6mm/9–12mm https://youtube.com/shorts/g0cNCtRa2-Y?feature=share In stock, shipping within 7-10 days. Limited quantities available, please inquire for availability. South Sea white pearls, also known as "Australian Whites," are among the world's most precious pearls. They are grown from white oysters in the South Pacific, boasting a thick, mellow luster. They are characterized by their large grains and a natural silvery-white hue with a soft, warm sheen. Due to their long growth period of 2–4 years, their production is scarce, making large, intact pearls with a delicate surface particularly rare. This Australian White pearl necklace is renowned for its premium luster and naturally rounded appearance. Each pearl is meticulously matched and hand-threaded, creating a naturally gradient arrangement. They showcase the Australian White's unique soft, silvery-white luster with a subtle, warm, rosy sheen. Whether worn alone at a formal event or layered over a high-necked knit, this set exudes the radiance and elegance of a queen. Origin This set of Australian white pearls is harvested from the Australian coast and cultivated in an environmentally friendly manner at a mature marine aquaculture farm. After natural growth and rigorous screening, the pearls are sent to a Chinese workshop for beading, knotting, and inspection. The entire piece is finished to the highest standards, ensuring each pearl has an even luster and a strong sheen. Quality Standard: The pearl earrings in the store are graded with slight to moderate imperfections. For flawless, top-quality products, please contact us privately. Wearing and Care Recommendations It is recommended to wear them last and remove them first to avoid direct contact with makeup, perfume, and sweat. After wearing, wipe them gently with a soft, dry cloth and store them separately in a velvet bag or jewelry box to prevent scratches. Avoid wearing them with 18K gold gemstones or jade bracelets (e.g., on the wrist) to prevent scratches. Luster Description: Our pearls are rated for medium-high light (clear reflections can be seen on the light fixture and lens). https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54612499788_2b9fe5fd2c_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54612491829_772f02995e_b.jpg About Flaws: (The circled areas in the pearl grading guide serve as a reference for our pearls.) https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54586035868_cf01f90df0_b.jpg Our pearls are not certified (flawless). Flaws range from slight to moderate. They are located near the pin (near the earlobe) and are not noticeable when worn. Example of a defect: Growth lines (small dimples) https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54612591065_01f92023b5_b.jpg Process Description Upon receipt of your order, it will be inspected and carefully packaged. Custom sizes may be requested, or you can private message us. 💖Follow us for the latest gemstone product information 📌Latest arrivals in the pinkoi store 💌If you're interested in a specific color or type of gemstone, please private message us to discuss a custom order. Comparing South Sea Pearls (Australian White) and Akoya Pearls: Akoya cultured pearls: They come from the oyster known in Japan as the Akoya oyster**. They typically thrive in cooler waters. They are primarily found in Japanese waters**. Some are also found in Vietnam and China. They come from the oyster known as the pink tata maxima (Pinctada maxima). The word "maxima" refers to pearls that are larger than those cultured from most other oysters. Some differences in appearance: South Sea cultured pearls typically start at 8 mm and can exceed 20 mm. Think "large." Akoya cultured pearls are more commonly found in the 4 to 10 mm range. 6 mm is considered an average bead size, while 8 mm is considered larger. Another difference may be luster, or the type of lustre. Any pearl type can have a range of low to high quality luster, depending on various conditions. Comparing the luster of the highest-quality South Sea cultured pearls with the luster of the highest-quality Akoya cultured pearls, the luster of Akoya cultured pearls can be higher. The highest-luster Akoya cultured pearls have sharper reflections than the highest-quality South Sea cultured pearls, like a mirror. South Sea cultured pearls with high-quality luster have a satin-like appearance. While South Sea pearl luster may not reach the highest potential level of Akoya, some find this satin appearance more refined, elegant, and desirable. This is why laboratories use different standard beads when evaluating the luster of the two. There are other differences: Akoya cultured pearls tend to be closer to a perfectly round shape. Akoya cultured pearls typically have a thinner nacre thickness. Half a millimeter is considered very fine, while 0.80 mm is considered thick. South Sea cultured pearls typically have a nacre thickness of over one millimeter to over 2 mm. Nacre thickness is measured from the nucleus to the nacre, and the quality of the nacre determines the luster. So, which is better? It's truly a matter of taste. Akoya cultured pearls have been recognized as the standard for generations because they are so uniformly round and have such a high luster. South Sea cultured pearls, especially Australian South Sea cultured pearls, are considered a truly high-end luxury product. Within the highest quality range, these South Sea cultured pearls are leaders in value. If you're looking for perfectly matched, perfectly round, and very high-luster, high-quality cultured pearl beads, Akoya cultured pearls are an excellent choice. If you're looking for the ultimate luxury in cultured pearls, particularly over 13mm, with beautiful luster, great size, and a relatively nice round shape, then this is considered the **ultimate luxury** in cultured pearls in beads.