Sterling Silver Freshwater Keshi Cultured Pearl Earrings

Gorgeous and rare to find Keshi Cultured Pearl Earrings glimmer with subtle colors of the rainbow. The high luster shine glimmers beautifully with a slight movement of the head. These earrings make an elegant statement and are the perfect compliment to the lady of taste and style.

The reason Keshi Pearls are becoming so rare is Pearl Farmers X-Ray the oysters, if there is no nucleus for the pearl to form in the oyster, the farmers then re-implant the oyster. You see, the Keshi Pearl is formed by a nucleus breaking in half, then two sacs of nacre will form, neither with a nucleus. This is the reason for the different formations and sizes of the Keshi Pearls for the nucleus determines the shape of the pearls formation. The second way Keshi Pearls are formed is the oyster spits out the shell or the irritant, thus the Keshi Pearl is all nacre. This gives it an especially lustrous and shimmering surface quality. Most keshi, in fact, have a greater lustre than even the highest quality cultured pearls.