Keshi Freshwater Pearl is a distinctive type of freshwater pearl valued for its unique shapes and nacre appearance. Unlike perfectly shaped pearls, Keshi pearls commonly display irregular, organic forms that give each piece an individual character.

Freshwater pearls develop in freshwater molluscs. Keshi pearls are composed primarily of nacre and are appreciated for their organic shapes, natural surface characteristics and characteristic lustre.

Pearl Characteristics

• Pearl Type: Freshwater Keshi Pearl

• Environment: Freshwater

• Shape: Irregular, organic and free-form

• Composition: Primarily nacre

• Lustre: Pearl lustre

• Surface: May contain characteristic surface features

• Organic Gemstone: Yes

Quality Factors

Freshwater Keshi Pearls are evaluated based on lustre, nacre quality, surface condition, color, size, shape and overall visual appeal. Their irregular shapes are part of their characteristic appearance.

Traditional Significance

Pearls are traditionally associated with the Moon (Chandra). Traditional beliefs connect pearls with calmness, purity, emotional balance and mental peace. These beliefs are not scientifically established.

Disclaimer

Traditional astrological benefits are based on cultural beliefs and are not scientifically proven.