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A surprisingly effective fix for knowing if pearls are real is to drop a pearl onto glass and measure the bounce.
There are many varieties of cultured pearls including freshwater saltwater tahitian and south sea pearls.
A necklace or bracelet that comes with pearls with slight color variations and a subtle yellow or occasionally pink tinge will most likely be the real deal.
As a general rule you ll only want to buy pearls from licensed certified jewelers and pearl retailers.
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These pearls are created the old fashioned way but with a little assistance from man.
Position the pearl about 24 inches above a glass surface such as a mirror or coffee table and let it drop.
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A real pearl should bounce about 13 or 14 inches high whereas an imitation pearl s bounce will typically be much lower.
Now you understand the distinction between the real pearls and the fake ones let s go through some of the easy to use methods that can help you determine if your pearls are the real deal.
Touch and feel the temperature.
Buying pearls from street vendors or pawnshops can be a risky proposition.
Real deal pearls handmade cultured pearl jewelry akoya cortez edison freshwater ripple south sea tahitian monsteroysters.
Over 99 of the real pearls sold today are cultured pearls.
How to spot the real deal.
Real deal pearls is committed to providing the highest quality cultured pearls at the most affordable price.
A cultured pearl is a real pearl grown in a shellfish or mollusk.