Tahiti black pearl is mainly produced in Tahiti Island in Polynesia. Its mother shell is a black lip shell, which can secrete nacre. It is named for its black color, strong luster and mysterious beauty of Leng Yan. Tahiti black pearl is the most derived color among Nanyang pearls, with black as the main color, followed by similar derived colors with black as the true color, such as black, brown, chocolate, grayish black, gray, Kong Quelan, malachite green, malachite purple and orange red.
Among the Tahiti black pearls of the same quality, the black pearls with rich colors will be very expensive, such as Kong Quelan and Green Purple, which will be several times higher than those with no color or monotonous color.
Peacock green pearl is a kind of Tahiti black pearl, and the difference from Tahiti black pearl is mainly color difference. Peacock green pearl refers to Tahiti black pearl, which has green halo, color or green. Generally, it is easier to distinguish it on a white background. Or, if you put the pearl on a white background, you can see whether there is green by using the mobile phone photo mode, and you can see the last two contrast pictures.
In terms of price, judging from the price changes of pearls this year, black pearls have the fastest price increase among all seawater pearls, while malachite green pearls should be described as crazy price increase. From the end of 20 16 to the beginning of 20 17, the price of malachite green doubled in just two or three months.
Comparing the prices of black pearls and malachite green pearls, the price difference of pearls with the same specifications and quality is really great. As the title says, the triple price difference between10-1mm black pearl and malachite green pearl is really normal. Moreover, the larger the diameter of black pearls and malachite green pearls with the same quality, the greater the price difference multiple. In the retail market, it is really normal.
Why is the price of malachite green pearl so high? In fact, it's not just malachite green pearls, whether it's freshwater pearls or seawater pearls, as long as it's high quality pearls, the price of malachite green is naturally high, and with the serious water pollution, it's difficult to cultivate high-quality pearls, and the number of malachite green pearls is getting less and less, which is why things are rare and expensive.
From the market point of view, peacock green pearl is highly sought after because of its unique luster, and it has been in a state of short supply, so the high price is indeed an inevitable trend.