Pearl
Perfect shining spheres. Lustrous baroque forms. Seductive strands, warm to the touch. Pearls are simply and purely organic.
Organic-rich material is observed through an opening in a hollow natural pearl.
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Natural pearl cores are used to simulate the appearance of natural pearl growth in two assembled pearls mounted in a pair of earrings.
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A non-nacreous pearl with a netted surface resembles the exterior of a melon.
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X-ray fluorescence screening is used to identify an imitation in a submission of more than 9,000 seed pearls.
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Biogenic material from a pearl oyster is used to produce a new eye-catching blue-green iridescent gem material.
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Three large natural pearls with hollow interiors reportedly from Bahrain are studied in the Mumbai laboratory.
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Aragonite and calcite create a captivating iridescent effect in a Pinnidae shell.
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GIA’s Bangkok laboratory reports on a hybrid mollusk species that can produce bead cultured pearls with a thicker nacre layer.
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Pinpoints densely cover the surface of a golden South Sea pearl.
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A new nacre scale is established in the GIA 7 Pearl Value Factors classification system.
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