[Chaoyue] Pure 18K gold seawater Tahitian black pearl akoya pearl bracelet

[Chaoyue] Pure 18K gold seawater Tahitian black pearl akoya pearl bracelet **Product Summary** With an authoritative appraisal certificate. Suitable for wrists from 13 (loose) to 17 (close fit), the most suitable is 14-16. The bracelet is made of pure 18K gold, with deep Tahitian black pearls, nearly round (10mm×11mm) shape, high gloss, and 3.2mm Japanese Akoya pearls on both sides with super bright colors. The 18K gold small engraved button pattern beads are exquisitely designed, and the twisting bracelet is easy to wear. The slight flaws are like a kiss of time, hidden in the unique gloss and texture, showing low-key and advanced, and becoming a touch of elegant poetry on the wrist. **Tahitian Black Pearl** Originated from Tahiti, French Polynesia, South Pacific, it is bred by the rare black lipped oyster. Different from ordinary seawater pearls, it is based on a unique black-gray tone, often accompanied by charming halos such as peacock green, purple, and blue, forming a unique "colorful black". Its particles are large, with diameters ranging from 9 to 18mm, and rich shapes, including round and teardrop shapes, and strong luster. The metallic luster changes as the pearl rotates, which is far from comparable to other color-changing pearls. Black lipped oysters are difficult to cultivate and easy to die. In addition to the influence of the natural environment, there are very few flawless ones. Only one natural black pearl is obtained for every 15,000 shells. The global output is less than 1% of the total pearl output, and the rarity is full. It is the "Queen's Pearl". Wearing it on your body is a manifestation of unique temperament and charm, such as condensing the romance of the mysterious sea into the beads, allowing the wearer to bring a high-level filter, smudge the unique light over the years, and tell the rare poetry from the South Pacific between the wrist and neck. **Akoyah Saltwater Pearls** Unlike the gentle and soft freshwater pearls, Akoya seawater pearls are like bright pearls tempered in the deep sea, with their own sharpness. They grow in waters with higher salinity and harsher environment, with a long gestation period and a fine and thick pearl layer, which makes them have a sharp luster and unique halo like a "small light bulb" - under strong light, the halo of pink blue and silver white flows, just like the shimmering waves of moonlight on the sea surface, which is a visual shock that freshwater pearls cannot match. Akoya pearls are mostly standard round shapes, round and full, rarely oval or irregular, and only subtle natural marks are left on the surface of the pearls, making them more exquisite and precious. In addition, due to their rare production, each Akoya is like a limited edition treasure of the sea. Whether worn alone to show luxury or paired with other jewelry, it can instantly become the focus, setting off the wearer's elegant temperament to the extreme. It is the only choice to interpret the aesthetics of high-end jewelry. **pearl** Pearls are loved by people for their warmth, elegance and beauty, and are known as the queen of jewelry. It is the Stone of June and the commemorative Stone for the 13th and 30th wedding anniversaries. Pearls are also a symbol of maternal love. When pearl oysters are nurturing pearls, they suffer pain that ordinary people cannot understand. This is a metaphor for the pain of mothers raising their children. Therefore, children give pearls to their mothers to express their gratitude and appreciation for their mothers. Pearls are precious and cherished. Giving pearls to friends can express your attention to each other. It represents purity and love, happiness and satisfaction. It also symbolizes wealth, health and longevity, represents tenderness, love and beauty, and is a perfect and elegant jewelry. When wearing pearls for a long time, the effective interaction between pearls and sweat accelerates the differentiation of nutrients in pearls, which enter the body from the skin, can protect the skin, effectively delay skin aging, improve human immunity, and whiten the whole body. Wearing pearl necklaces for a long time has the function of preventing and health care. Studies have shown that it can well prevent hyperthyroidism and has a calming and tranquilizing effect. Pearl powder can calm the nerves, eliminate cataracts and improve eyesight, and can also effectively treat inflammatory reactions such as pharyngitis and oral ulcers. It can also detoxify and regenerate tissue, and has the effects of moisturizing, beautifying and whitening the skin. **Tide Moon** The tide rises and falls in the dark, Broken into thousands of pieces of Silver, moonlight-- It is a new stamp cast on the sea, Slowly imprinting the contract of the night. The stars are unfinished blessings, One by one, Falling into the folds of the waves, Transformed into an auspicious metaphor. **Product Introduction** This bracelet is made of pure 18K gold. The main body is made of 18K gold twisted beads with a slender diameter of 1mm and a full-engraved gold ring with a spacing of 2mm. It fits the wrist lightly and the twisting design is easy to wear. In the center is an 11-10mm Tahitian seawater black pearl, which is slightly oblate, with peacock green and silver-gray iridescence, and a satin-like luster. Only at certain angles can subtle growth lines be seen, which further highlights the true beauty of nature's gift. Each side is embellished with 5 3.2mm Akoya seawater pearls, which are as bright as morning dewdrops. The pastel purple light and black pearls form a rhythm of light and dark. Each pearl is separated by 2mm 18K gold twisted beads. The delicate spiral pattern not only fixes the pearls, but also adds a retro texture. The deep mystery of black pearls and the clear colorful brilliance of Akoya pearls, against the backdrop of warm gold tones, interweave a wonderful dialogue between the ocean and metal. The bracelet is light yet impressive, and the twisted gold beads reflect light as it swings, as if waves are caressing the golden sand. Tiny natural flaws are the mark of the pearl's life, and make each piece a unique work of art. Whether paired with daily attire or an evening gown, it can inject a touch of low-key luxury into the wrist. Incorporating refinement into the romantic moments of daily life will give it a warmer luster, just like cherishing a silent but shining story. **Specifications and dimensions** Natural Tahitian black pearl: about 10mm×11mm Natural seawater Akoya iridescent pearls: about 3.2mm Pure 18K gold bracelet with beads, net weight 2.72g **Purchase Notice** This product has been carefully selected. All main materials are selected from natural materials. If the product has unavoidable defects, we will point them out and explain them separately. All products in this store are taken in real life, and each product has a picture. Professional photography equipment is used to take pictures under sunlight. Professional photography tries to restore the true color and essence of the product as much as possible, but due to the different monitors and environments of the viewers, there may be some deviations. If you have any questions, you can also consult customer service to take pictures of the product from multiple angles. **Jewelry Maintenance** Wearing: When wearing, you should follow the principle of "put on last and take off first". Wear it after putting on makeup and spraying perfume to reduce contact with chemical substances. It is recommended to take it off when exercising, doing housework, and taking a bath to avoid friction, pulling, and erosion by chemical detergents. Do not wear it together with high-hardness jewelry (such as diamonds, metal chains) to prevent scratching the pearls. Maintenance: Avoid contact between pearls and chemicals such as perfume, hairspray, cosmetics, and acidic and alkaline liquids (such as sweat and shower gel). Although 18K gold is not easy to oxidize, it should also be kept away from chemicals and hot spring water to prevent damage to the coating. Wipe pearls regularly with a soft cloth (suede cloth for pearls and lint-free soft cloth for 18K gold) to remove surface grease and dust. Pearls can be sent to professional institutions for inspection and maintenance every 1-2 years, and 18K gold can be regularly professionally cleaned and polished. **clean** Pearls: Use lukewarm water (or add a few drops of neutral soapy water), gently wipe with a soft cotton cloth/wool brush, rinse with water, dry with a soft cloth, and dry in a cool and ventilated place. Do not use ultrasonic, alcohol-containing/abrasive cleaners. 18K gold: Soak in mild soapy water for 15-30 minutes, brush gently with a soft brush, rinse with water, and dry with a soft cloth; you can also use neutral detergents, alcohol (short-term soaking) to avoid scratches from abrasive particles. Storage: Store separately. Put pearls in a velvet jewelry box or soft cloth bag. The same applies to 18K gold. Do not mix or rub with other accessories. Store in a dry, cool, dark place. Put a slightly damp sponge/small cup of water in the storage box to keep pearls moist (replace regularly). Avoid high temperature and humid environment for 18K gold to prevent discoloration and deformation.