South Sea Pearl is one of the most sought-after cultured pearl varieties, known for its relatively large size, substantial nacre and elegant lustre.

South Sea Pearls are produced by pearl oysters in marine environments. Their large size and thick nacre contribute to their distinctive appearance and make them particularly desirable for premium jewellery.

Pearl Characteristics

• Pearl Type: South Sea Pearl

• Environment: Saltwater / Marine

• Shape: Round, oval, drop, baroque and other natural shapes

• Nacre: Typically thick

• Lustre: Soft to high pearl lustre

• Color: Commonly white, cream and other shades depending on the pearl

• Organic Gemstone: Yes

Quality Factors

South Sea Pearls are evaluated based on size, shape, nacre quality, lustre, surface condition, color and matching characteristics when used in pearl jewellery. Surface characteristics may occur.

Traditional Significance

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

Disclaimer

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