Pearl Champagne

Natural freshwater pearls available in stock, a qualitative and elegant product. This pearl has a round shape and a champagne color, giving it a sophisticated and refined look. With dimensions between 9.50 - 10.20 mm and a weight of 1 gram, this pearl is a perfect accessory for any outfit.

The pearl is untreated, which gives it an authentic and natural appearance. The pearl type is button, and its processing is semi-perforated, which allows for a variety of usage options.

This pearl is a perfect gift for people who appreciate beauty and elegance. It is a valuable component in any jewelry that can be worn with confidence at special events. It is a high quality product that will add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any jewelry and outfit.

Freshwater pearls form when a foreign body, such as sand or a shell fragment, penetrates the interior of the mollusk. In an attempt to defend themselves, molluscs cover the foreign body with layers of nacre, which consist of crystallized calcium carbonate. Thus, over time, a pearl is formed. Each mollusk and the environment in which it lives can influence the characteristics of the resulting pearl, including its size, shape and color.

Here are some species of mollusks that can produce freshwater pearls:

1. **Mollusks of the genus Hyriopsis:**

- This genus includes molluscs that can produce pearls known as "Chinese freshwater pearls". These pearls can be various colors including white, pink and purple.

- Molluscs of this genus are often found in rivers and lakes in China.

2. **Mollusks of the genus Cristaria:**

- These molluscs are known for producing freshwater pearls and are found in regions such as South and Central America.

- The pearls produced by these molluscs can have a variety of colors and shapes.

3. **Mollusks of the genus Margaritifera:**

- These molluscs are widespread in Europe, North America and Asia and are known for producing freshwater pearls.

- The pearls produced by these molluscs are often used in jewelry.

4. **The molluscs of the genus Anodonta:**

- Molluscs of this genus are found in lakes and rivers and can produce freshwater pearls.

- The pearls produced by these molluscs can have a variety of colors and shapes.