⭐Silver-gray blue Akoya pearls are considered a mutation color, resulting from impurities in the seawater that stimulate the mother oyster, causing a genetic mutation. This leads the oyster to secrete blue tissues, which then form pearls with a unique silver-gray blue sheen. The growth process of silver-gray blue Akoya pearls is heavily influenced by the environment. It is this challenging journey that gives these pearls their unparalleled luster and thick nacre.
⭐The color formation of blue-gray Akoya pearls is more complex than that of white Akoya, resulting in a lower rate of high-quality pearls. Pearls of the same price grade often have more flaws and growth marks in blue-gray Akoya.
⭐Description of Pearl Luster: The pearl's luster exhibits variations under different light sources (e.g., daylight, artificial lighting) due to the refraction caused by its layered nacre structure. During photography, we use direct lighting and neutral backgrounds; however, the actual appearance may differ visually depending on the viewing environment. Note: This is not a quality defect. All pearls are certified by professional institutions to ensure compliance with quality standards. Photography Environment Details: Images are captured under indoor lighting (daytime or artificial light), with a white fabric background, or using a combination of natural light and shading effects.
