ไข่มุกจับคู่ Hanashinju Pearl บริษัท Komatsu
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ไข่มุกจับคู่ Hanashinju Pearl (ไข่มุก South Sea สายพันธุ์น้ำเค็มคัดเกรดเจียระไนเหลี่ยมเพชร ผลิตโดยบริษัท Komatsu, Japan) สีทอง มีหลายขนาดให้เลือก
ขนาดไข่มุก Hanashinju
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ไข่มุกจับคู่ Hanashinju Pearl (ไข่มุก South Sea สายพันธุ์น้ำเค็มคัดเกรดเจียระไนเหลี่ยมเพชร ผลิตโดยบริษัท Komatsu, Japan) สีทอง ทรงกลม - เกือบกลม เกรด AAA
หมายเหตุ: เม็ดมุกมีรอยธรรมชาติ ±3% สินค้าทุกชิ้นมีใบรับประกันมุกแท้ (Certificate of Guarantee) เม็ดมุกแต่ละเม็ดมีลักษณะเฉพาะตัว อาจมีรูปทรง ขนาด และสีต่างกันเล็กน้อย จากภาพโฆษณา
Pearl Specification (Lot)
| Species | South Sea (Hanashinju) |
| Color | Gold |
| Shape | Round - Off Round |
| Size | - |
| Luster | Excellent |
| Grade | AAA |
| Surface | Clean |
Pearls have been coveted for thousands of years, and in 1998, pearl lovers were given a new and unique option: the faceted cultured pearl. With up to 200 facets, these miniature marvels were the result of 20 years of experimentation by Komatsu Diamond Industry, a Japanese diamond-cutting company – and were a dramatic alternative from smoother surfaced cultured pearls.
While only the finest cultured pearls were first faceted, cultured pearls of all qualities and colors are now cut and polished. To facet cultured pearls, gem cutters utilize the same cutting equipment that is used for cutting gemstones. Designers continue to experiment in pursuit of perfecting these geometric beauties.
“Nature makes pearls, and faceting brings out their beauty,” says award-winning designer Mark Schneider, who has earned a reputation for featuring faceted cultured pearls in his work. “I take what nature creates and put my fingerprints on it.”
A GIA Pearl Identification Report for faceted cultured pearls describes them using three of GIA’s 7 Pearl Value Factors™: Size, Shape and Color. Due to the modified surface of faceted cultured pearls, the GIA reports do not describe Luster, Surface, Nacre Quality or Matching (if applicable).
The GIA Pearl Identification Report also identifies if the faceted cultured pearl is natural or cultured; the type of nucleation (bead or non-bead); mollusk (if determinable); the environment (saltwater or freshwater); and any detectable treatments. With this information, you can make your purchase with peace of mind.
Whether your taste is for the traditional or the Avant Garde, you’re sure to enjoy these unique creations.
