FRESHWATER &
AKOYA PEARLS
Most freshwater pearls are cultured. Before pearls were cultured, they were extremely rare to find as thousands of oysters needed to be searched. Now, due to the expertise of pearl farmers, pearls can be found in such high quality that it can be difficult to tell the difference between a natural and cultured pearl. Japan produces the best quality Freshwater pearls that have a lovely orient, these are named Akoya Pearls.
SOUTH SEA
Reverie houses Australian natural sea pearls which come from the northern coasts of Australia. It can take up to eight years to form one sea pearl in an oyster, and it is even rarer to find a perfectly round one. Reverie's Sea Pearls come in a golden to silver lustre complimented by our own in house designs.
TAHITIAN
Tahitian Pearls are the best quality dark coloured Pearls. Most Tahitian pearls are grey or a charcoal colour but the most treasured is the true black pearl.
MABE
A Mabe pearl is a pearl which grows with a flat back on the shell with an excellent lustre.
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