The world stage for black pearls
Japan is known as the "Land of Pearls" and attracted global attention with the invention of cultured pearls.
Currently, a wide variety of pearls are cultivated around the world, but the most representative of these is the black lip pearl, which is produced from the black lip oyster.
The charm of black pearls
Black pearl farming began in 1961 when the Tahitian government commissioned Japanese engineers.
It comes in a variety of colors, from gray to deep black, and is known for shining in red, green, blue, and other colors in the light.
It can be said that the greatest appeal of black lipped pearls is their profound beauty, not just their simple black color.
How to choose black pearls
[Color] Black pearls have the widest variety of colors, with the deep green "peacock color" reminiscent of a peacock's feathers being considered the best.
[Size] Large stones over 10mm have a strong presence, and the more regular the shape, the more rare they are.
【quality】
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Maki (thickness of the nacre) : The thicker the nacre, the more durable and lustrous it is, and the longer it will remain beautiful.
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Luster (brilliance) : The unique shine of pearls. Pearls with good luster have a mirror-like appearance that reflects your own outline.
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Scratches (surface quality) : Few natural irregularities. Smooth surfaces are rare and are considered to be of particularly high quality.
At Mori Pearl, we carefully select each and every pearl based on these criteria.
Our skilled craftsmen carefully check the quality of our products, and all products are delivered with a certificate.
Please enjoy the high-quality, deep brilliance of black pearls in your hands.
