Akoya Pearl Oyster Pearls

Kokichi mikimoto s cultured pearl is the result of decades of painstaking experimentation and research from the akoya pearl oyster.

Akoya pearl oyster pearls.

Because akoya pearls are a high quality pearl you ll find them set with gold posts and clasps and you ll find they are well matched for size shape and color. It is native to shallow waters in the indo pacific region and is used in the culture of pearls. The first pearls to be cultured early in the 1920s their white color and rosé overtone complement a fair complexion. Mop0036 wholesale individually vacumm packed akoya oyster with aa single round pearl.

An interesting piece of akoya pearl trivia is that the akoya oyster is the smallest commercially farmed pearl producing oyster. Previously pearls were made by the oyster s defense against natural irritants a shell fragment a parasite releasing layer upon layer of silky nacre to wrap the object hardening to a crystalline shimmer. Akoya pearls are currently being harvested in sizes from as small as 1 mm up to the very rare 10 11 mm. Allowed him to discover that the first animal population depleted by europeans in the american continent was a pearl oyster species pinctada imbricata off the coast of venezuela.

Pinctada fucata the akoya pearl oyster 阿古屋貝 is a species of marine bivalve mollusc in the family pteriidae the pearl oysters some authorities classify this oyster as pinctada imbricata fucata gould 1850. An average akoya pearl is only 7 mm while an average south sea pearl is in the 12 mm range. 20 pcs lot akoya oyster pearl 6 7mm round pearl in oysters akoya oyster shell with colouful pearls jewelry by vacuum packed wholesale us 1 51 2 06 piece us 1 51 2 06 piece. Akoya pearls are harvested after about 9 to 16 months.

Research carried out by biologist aldemaro romero jr. Akoya pearls in oyster akoya oyster vacuum packed oyster salt water pearl oyster saltwater oyster oyster with saltwater pearl sea water oyster sea water pearls in oysters oyster with sea water pearls. Akoya pearls are the specialty of japanese pearl farms. The akoya pearl saltwater oyster pinctada fucata martensii by contrast is the smallest of all pearl bearing mollusks and can only be seeded with up to 2 nuclei at a time and optimally with only a single bead nucleus to produce finer pearls.