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Loose Australian Pearl Semi-Baroque C 16.7 mm

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Produced in the Broome region in Western Australia, the Southern Ocean pearls offer a range of colors from white to the deepest Golden shade.

Their exceptional size and rarity make Australia Pearls the most expensive and the most desired

Loose Australian Pearl Semi-Baroque C 16.7 mm

$602.2

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Description
Australian Pearl
Quantity	1
Shape- Round : An almost perfect sphere with a maximum of 2% variation in the diameter. These are the rarest and the most expensive pearls. - Semi-Round (Or Near-Round) : A spherical pearl with a variation in diameter if between 2% and 5%. These pearls, once mounted, appear to be round, but due to their imperfection can be bought at a cheaper price. - Semi-Baroque : Pearls shaped like a tear-drop, a pear, an oval or a button. The diameter varies more than 5%, but the pearls are symmetrical and often mounted as pendants. - Baroque : Pearls that have no definite shape (irregular), are asymmetrical and therefore not in the above categories. - Circled : Pearls having one or more concentric rings.	Semi-Baroque
Grade- Category A : A pearl having at most one imperfection or a group of slight imperfections concentrated on a maximum of 10% of its surface. A beautiful luster. - Category B : A pearl with slight imperfections concentrated on a maximum of 30% of its surface. Beautiful to medium luster. - Category C : A pearl with slight imperfections concentrated on a maximum of 60% of its surface. Medium luster. - Category D : A pearl having either slight imperfections over more than 60% of its surface, or slight and more serious imperfections on a maximum of 60% of its surface. Dull luster.	C
SizeIn addition to their color, it's the size which differentiates the pearls of Tahiti from the white pearls of Asia. They are measured at their diameter, at their widest part for Semi-Baroque pearls. The smallest have a diameter of 8 mm. The medium size is around 11.5 mm. Those pearls larger than 12 mm are the rarest, and are very small percentage of the harvest. Pearls over 14 mm are exceptional, and those of high quality are especially sought after.	16.7 mm
ColorThe commercial name is deceiving, as the "Black Tahitian Pearls" are far from being all black. To the contrary, the colors range from the purest white to the deepest black, passing through every shade of silver, peacock greens, eggplant purple, golden browns and even rainbows. These colors are natural, and vary according to the original graft made at the same time the nucleus is inserted, and also to the farming techniques and the lagoon. The color is not a criterion of quality, and each person may choose according to their taste. To give you the best information I use a color chart to find the precise color of each pearl. The letter (c, r or e) after the color indicate the rarity of the color of the pearl : c = classic, r = rare, e=exceptional.	Yellow medium J 50 (e)
Weight	7.8 gr

Reference	10938-sbc167
Your pearl will be drilled for free upon request Please specify if you would like your pearl to be : Drilled completely through : For a necklace Drilled halfway through : For a pendant Drilled halfway through : For a ring You may also specify the diameter of the hole to be drilled : 0.8 mm - 1 mm - 1.2 mm - 1.5 mm - 1.6 mm 1.7 mm - 1.8 mm - 2 mm

Shipping costs

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Guarantees

8 Euros for the first batch,
2 Euros per additional jewel.

5 to 10 days for metropolitan France.
10 to 25 days for other destinations.

Shipping with insurance.
90 Days satisfied or refunded.