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Pearl Jewelry :: Pearl Encyclopedia :: Natural Pearls

Natural Pearls Overview



“Natural Pearls” is a very interesting phrase. It almost suggests that Cultured Pearls are not natural. Natural Pearl simply pearls that have formed in nature. To this day natural pearls are being formed. The only problem is that you have find them somewhere at the bottom of the ocean. At this time in history to find enough “Natural Pearls” to complete a necklace is almost an impossible accomplishment.



A Beautiful Natural Pearl


When an "irritant" is lodged in the oysters' tissue, a natural pearl is formed. The process is actually a defense mechanism by the oyster, in which the irritant is covered with a substance called nacre. This mainly calcium carbonate compound covers the irritant one layer after another. Over a period of months to years, this eventually forms a Natural Pearl.

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