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1928 Bridal Classic 18" Simulated Pearl Necklace Sale Price: $14.00  |
DescriptionA classic style, and must-have for any wardrobe, this necklace features a cultura simulated pearl strand. The clasp is made of a bright gold tone metal. |
Pearl Imitation
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How to clean a copper/pearl necklace without damaging pearl?
I own a necklace which has the particular problem of being made with both copper and pearl. The design consists of a copper-casted imitation of a grooved scallop shell, with a small freshwater pearl inlaid, along with a rather intricate chain.
I am looking for a solution which would help me remove the oxidation from the copper thoroughly from all fine details, without damaging the pearl. All of the solutions that I've searched on the internet said to put it into some acidic substance like salad dressing or Worcestshire sauce, but acids damage pearls. Does anyone else have an alternative?
Tarn-X is an ammonia based jewelry cleaner.
Information on Loose Pearls
Pearls come in a variety of sizes, types, and shapes. A sure way to save money on pearl jewelry is by buying loose pearls which are usually sold by the bulk. To make sure that your wholesale pearls are authentic, you need to understand the basics about these gems first.
Natural and Cultured
Natural pearls are pearls which have been honed without the aid of human hands. These are more lustrous than cultured or farmed pearls because they are fruits of years of natural calcium formations. Cultured pearls are not fake pearls, but are cheaper because they’re easier to produce. While a single natural, well-rounded pearl would cost you your liver (because of its rarity), a whole strand of well-rounded loose pearls is fairly affordable.
To know the difference between a natural and a cultured pearl, you can conduct the old front tooth test. Cultured pearls would feel smooth and slippery when brushed against your teeth, while natural, pricier pearls would be less perfect and feel slightly gritty.
Imitation and cultured pearls
Never mistake cultured pearls for imitation pearls. Imitation or synthetic pearls are usually painted-over glass or plastic beads. They should, therefore, cost a lot less than cultured pearls. To make sure that the pearls you’re availing are real and not synthetic, ask the dealer to scratch his/her knife against the pearl bead. If it’s synthetic, the paint will wear off. If it’s real pearl, the scraped off material should be powdery.
Pearl shapes
Valuing pearls are slightly tricky. The way pearls are graded depends on their luster, their size, and their type. Naturally, rarer pearls cost a lot more. Natural, black, well rounded pearls would probably cost an arm and a leg. Unless you’re an avid collector, you should probably go for cultured pearls which are semi- or well-rounded. Some dealers “dye” their cultured pearls, so they resemble the rarer black Tahiti natural pearls, or the purplish or pinkish hues of deep sea water pearls. The leading pearl farming countries that produce loose pearls are China and Japan.
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