Keshi Pearls: Queen of the Gems

All art is autobiographical; the pearl is the oyster’s autobiography. Keshi pearls is a unique gemstone that has captured the eyes and heart of millions of women all over the world with its tranquility and beauty.

In Japanese, the term Keshi means “poppy seeds.” Keshi pearls is used in Japanese for all pearls that grew without nucleus. The way in which Keshi pearls are created is an unusual process. The oyster basically rejects the implanted nucleus before the process of culturing begins which enables a Keshi pearl to be formed. Thus, the pearl develops without nucleus, and this is what is called a Keshi Pearl. With no nucleus to guide the development and growth of a Keshi pearl, these gemstones are typically small and you can see irregularities in their shape. The organic shape of a Keshi pearl maybe rectangle, flat, off round, oval or a sphere. The individuality of each Keshi pearl is the prime reason for its popularity.

Keshi pearls may be created unnaturally, accidentally or phenomenally but due to its thick nacre composition it was greatly loved and adored by almost everybody. With this gemstone’s extreme luster, multihued shades and shimmering veneer, the Keshi Pearl is considered the best quality gemstone for jewelry designs such as necklace and pendants.

Keshi pearl necklaces had become a desirable jewel­ry for all ages, both men and women, combining masterful design with a unique blend of color and its organic contour. There are a lot of spectacular designs of Keshi necklaces in the market including choker, princess, matinee, opera and rope. An exquisite Keshi pearl necklace adds charm to one’s neckline. These breath-taking jewelry pieces feature natural shade, optimum quality and superior sheen of the Keshi pearl enabling an elegant design that every human being can adore.

In general, Keshi pearls can be found in oysters that are located in both fresh and salt water and since it is a cultured pearl it is usually cultivated in areas like Japan, China, Australian, Philippines, Indonesia and Tahiti. Today, Keshi pearls are getting more rare in the gemstone industry because of the demand by many jewelry makers and gemstone lovers.

The Keshi pearl is craved for jewelry adding a charm and magnificence to anyone who wears it.  Once worn as a piece of jewelry it brings stability and harmony to the human being’s chi that enables one to have a melodious life. Beyond a doubt Keshi pearls are a very delightful and alluring gemstone which are hard to resist. Indeed, the pearl is the queen of gems and the gem of queens.