Akoya Pearl

Akoya pearl is a kind of sea water pearl produced in Japan. The mother shell is marsupial, extremely round in shape, often white, accompanied by rose red, silver, creamy yellow accompanying color. The implanted nucleus of the pearl is about 6mm, with a common diameter of 2~10mm and a maximum of 11mm.

[Color]

Akoya pearls are very rich in color, mainly in white, blue and gold.

[Origin]

Japan is its well-known origin.

[Selection]

Selection of akoya pearls is based on color, size, luster, roundness, and imperfections.

[Introduction]

People who have seen Akoya pearls, it is hard not to be impressed by its unique pearl light. Like a rainbow-like luster halo after a rainy day, it is beautiful. Even in the dark, high-quality Akoya can still reflect the faint light to produce a sense of brightness, so many people also call it a "small light bulb".

Of all the pearls, the annual production of Akoya is relatively rare, and high quality is even rarer. Water temperature, temperature difference, water quality and other suitable Akoya mother-of-pearl growth of the sea is not much, and nowadays pollution has increased, suitable for the sea is also less and less, not to mention that a horse pearl mother-of-pearl every 3-4 years can only be nurtured by an Akoya, freshwater mother-of-pearl can be nurtured at a time of several dozens of mother-of-pearl. In addition, in the main production area of Japan, people do not blindly pursue the production but pay more attention to the quality, which makes Akoya very popular.