Japanese AKOYA cultured pearls, round, 7.5-8.5mm x 40cm AA
00800109- Weight
- 39g
- Material
- Culture Akoya Pearl
- Color
- White
- Size
- 8mm
- Shape
- Round
- Length
- 40cm
Round Japanese AKOYA cultured pearls 7.5-8.5mm sold on a 40cm strand
AA quality Akoya pearls, with less than 15-20% surface imperfections, very beautiful luster, and excellent light reflection.
With slight differences between the pearls in terms of size, shape, color, or tones.
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Introduction to Akoya Pearls
The first thing to understand is that Akoya is not a brand or a name of origin, it is a variety of saltwater pearl it is the Akoya oyster living in the ocean that gives rise to Akoya pearls, originating from the South China Sea and known in Japan as Akoya nacre.
Natural Akoya pearls have actually existed since ancient times and their origins are in the South China Sea, where they were known as South pearls. In ancient times, these pearls were known in Japan as Washi pearls and were very popular. However, due to problems such as overfishing and marine pollution, the production of natural Akoya pearls decreased and people began to work on developing artificial cultivation techniques.
Owning a piece of Akoya pearl jewelry will enhance your unique taste and elegance for any occasion.
How to make your own unique jewelry with beads?
If you want to make bracelets, depending on the style of bracelet, you will use cotton threads, leather threads, chain etc.
So, to make a necklace, you will need to use a necklace or chain, rings, hanger and gold-filled wire etc.
All the above jewelry, Also available with other natural stones, pearls. We also have gold-filled accessories, silver accessories and gold-filled pink accessories for you to choose from.
For more information on how to tie knots, we have a video on how to tie knots.
Tools you may need to make jewelry
Precision Chisel, Pliers Set
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