The natural beauty and dazzling luster of South Sea pearls exhibit unparalleled elegance and romance, making them one of the most popular pearls in the world.
Natural Color Range of South Sea Pearls
WILLS JEWELLERY South Sea Pearl Grading Reference
WILLS JEWELLERY South Sea Pearl Grading Reference
WILLS JEWELLERY Pearl Surface Flaw Grading Reference
South Sea pearls refer to pearls cultivated in the ocean, primarily the South Sea white pearls cultivated by the Pinctada maxima oyster, which can generally grow to 8-15 millimeters, with the largest reaching 18 millimeters. It is said that historically, a South Sea pearl grew to 21 millimeters. The value of a pearl lies in its size and quality; the larger the size, the higher the value; in terms of quality, the rounder, shinier, and fewer flaws, the higher the value. WILLS JEWELLERY has a set of established pearl grading criteria to ensure that the selection of pearls meets the most rigorous grading requirements, providing customers with exceptional value.
