Commoner Wearing Rare Tahitian Black Pearl Necklace causes controversy at Restaurant

Not surprizing anyone wearing a Tahitian Black Pearl Necklace will turn heads and make people talk, after all Tahitian Pearls are absolutely stunning. Imagine being the center of controversy by simply wearing Tahitian Black Pearls in a fancy restaurant and being seen by ‘the right people’. Rare and expensive jewellery are usually right at the heart of a good story, usually around some celebrities neck or wrist. You could literally be mistaken for such calibre when wearing great pieces of jewelry like the rare Tahitian Black Pearl Necklace with matching tahitian black pearl earrings and bracelet. The funny thing is that they are not that expensive, if you know where to get them, like anything, knowing where to go is half the battle.

Tahitian black pearls are cultivated in the ‘Black-Lipped Oyster’, off the coast of Tahiti and French Polynesia. They are counted amongst the most popular yet rarest of unique pearls. The colors are dark and distinct, yet vary in shades of grey, silver and green. The extremely rare ‘black pearl’ is a peacock color which reflects light in peculiar ways that lure the observer in for a closer look. No wonder people fall in love with black pearls almost overnight. Typically sizes range from 8mm to 15mm. Coupled with absolute shimmering color and near perfect smooth shape, it is no wonder the Tahitian Black Pearl Necklace can cause controversy for it wearer, no matter who you are.

Fine pearl jewelry is unique, and diversely different from all other valuable gems and trinkets. Pearls are the only gem ‘grown’ inside another living organism, and are a magnificent gift from nature. A shiny fine pearl is truly remarkable, and is as nature intended, shear beauty in a clam. Unlike other gemstones and diamonds, pearls don’t need to be cut or polished up to show their beauty, but rather shines from when the oyster is first opened. This exclusivity is what sets pearls apart, and so valuable. Unique in every way, they truly are the rarest of natures gifts.

Hundreds of years ago, natural fine pearls used to be ever so rare – with no cultured pearls around at all. People studied the way oyster clams made pearls, and finally a method was devised to ‘encourage’ oysters to make fine pearls. This was the birth of the cultured pearl market. The funny thing is that even cultured pearls still rely on nature to actually ‘grow’ the pearls. With the whole process and thousands of pearls cultured every year, only a small percentage of these shiny wonders will turn out to be a fine pearl worthy of the prestige of forming it into fine pearl jewelry. Even today so much is not understood of this wonder, which adds to the mystery and shear beauty of the fine pearl.

Every pearl is unique, which resonates throughout every single pearl ever grown. In fact, every pearl is a unique creation of its parent oyster. Each oyster determines the pearls composition, including its lustre, shape and color. Factors of influence include the temperature of the water, the nutrients in the water, and the size and composition of the original agitator grit. The breathtaking allure of the pearl of great price is determined by many factors, but one thing is for sure, people will always be fascinated by the mezmorizing fixation of the pearl, one of the most valuable natural gems on the planet.