Golden pearls, the rarest and largest gems in the world
Naturally coloured Golden South Sea pearls come from the tropical lagoons of Indonesia, Australia, and the Philippines. Their hues range from a soft Champagne to a very intense 24K gold colour. These quality gems are quickly becoming popular in the pearl jewellery market thanks to their warm, regal tones.
Cultured Golden Pearls
The gemstones are quite a treasure due to their rarity; they are produced by the "gold-lip" South Sea oyster. Cultured pearl farmers carefully implant the oyster with a tiny piece of golden mantle tissue along with a mother-of-pearl bead.
This pearl culturing process initiates the gem's formation. Cultivating golden pearls requires meticulously selecting golden mantle tissue, which allows the oysters to produce vividly coloured Golden South Sea pearls.
Golden pearls come in a variety of hues. You'll find these quality cultured gems in silver, champagne, bronze, and of course, 24K gold. Pearl sizes are commonly up to 12mm but are often cultured to be as large as 14mm in diameter.
Dying Cultured Golden Pearls
Some white pearls are dyed to take on the golden pearl colours. Dying a real cultured pearl does not take away from the value of the gemstone. As long as the colouring technique is performed by a qualified pearl jeweller, your dyed golden coloured pearls will still hold the same value as they did before the processing.
The scarcity and large sizes of Golden South Sea pearls make them some of the most sought-after, natural gems in the world. These prestigious ornaments can dress up any outfit, with rich golden colours, you'll look nothing short of stylish and amazing.
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