Certified Natural Keshi Pearl

Certified Natural Keshi Pearl : KZNG031

The term Keshi Pearls was first used in early 20th century Japan to describe natural seed pearls. These tiny gems Keshi pearl bracelet resembled small seeds, and so were named Keshi which means poppy seed in Japanese. Later, when the Japanese began to culture Akoya pearls, the name Keshi was given to by-products that were created after rejection of a bead nucleus. In these instances, a bit of mantle tissue, shell fragment or microorganism became lodged in the oysters' inner lining causing it to secrete nacre. The accidental invaders would then grow and harden into baroque-shaped, all-nacre seed pearls. Other varieties of pearls that emerge through this route are also called Keshi. Keshi pearls are not natural wild pearls— they are by-products of pearl farming. Descriptions for products are taken from Scripture, Written and Oral Traditions. Products are not intended to Diagnose, Treat, Cure, or Prevent any Disease or Condition. We make no claim of Supernatural Effects. Being a natural Item, the image given here is for illustration. The actual product will not be identical and it may vary. 

It represents MOON.   

Its weight normally range between 3 carat to 5 carat.