Tahiti seawater pearls are world-famous for their large size, beautiful overtones, stunning luster, and unique colors. They are also a type of seawater pearl and belong to one of the rarest and most precious varieties, with diameters typically ranging from 8-16mm.Tahiti pearls are globally renowned for their deep and stable dark hues. Regardless of the base color, black pearls exhibit overtones (which can be green, blue, purple, or red; we refer to this as peacock overtones).
Tahiti Black Pearl Color Tones
Tahiti, located in the South Pacific, is a world-renowned black pearl farming area. The pearls produced are "one in a million."The process of cultivating pearl oysters is long and prone to mortality, influenced by factors such as weather and water quality.Out of every 100 harvested pearls, only one or two are perfect, making them quite precious.
Its strong metallic luster changes with the movement of the pearl, shimmering and stunningly beautiful.
