Cultured white south sea pearls Lombok island Indonesia

Pearls display the qualities of elegance, purity and perfection. As such, this natural gem has been taken as symbols for many supreme ideas. To the ancients, pearls were a symbol of if the moon and had magical powers. People have also attached different meanings to various colors of pearl. White pearls have been perceived as the symbol of purity. Rose and pink pearls symbolize love. Wealth is symbolized through golden pearls. Pearls with peacock green color symbolizes romance. Sapphire blue pearls were taken as the symbol of eternity, while black pearls symbolize dignity.

This cultured white loose south sea pearls in Lombok exquisite piece is part of our Ultimate collection, the finest and most-extensive line of top quality White South Sea cultured loose pearl standard International
Loose White pearls showcases as well prepared 10 mm to 16 mm pearls and is an overall A+ quality - combining A+ and B+ luster with a clear and sharp reflection, A+ body surface grade and AA+ rated perfect roundness and semi round. In addition, Lombok White South Sea cultured pearls do command a higher value. Our exquisite South Sea collection showcases amazing color saturation with a deep White shine. Our South Sea cultured pearls come in shades of lustrous silver, gold, white, yellow, pink and champagne. Today, all pearls are cultured, as opposed to natural -- but their color is naturally produced by the oyster.

Cultivation of blister pearls on Pinctada maxima shells started several years ago near the coast of Lombok island, in particular Lombok Golden Pearls, around the very small island (isle) Gili Air. Three shells from this area with a total of nine mabe 'pearls' were examined and found to have hemispherical bead nuclei composed of artificial resin instead of mother-of-pearl or soapstone. These cultured blister pearls are sold on Lombok and Bali islands Indonesia as natural pearls.

Color does not affect the quality of a pearl, but does affect the perceived beauty of the pearl according to the individual taste of the "eye of the beholder". Some colors have become more popular than others in particular markets. For example, white pearls are the most popular in America , while silver are more sought after in Asia.