I am part of a Japanese company with an Akoya pearl farm. Apart from the company, I personally run an Akoya pearl shop. I would appreciate it if I could share smiles with various people through pearls.
A comparison of three natural white Akoya pearl strands from Tsushima and Yusu, Ehime, looking at differences in color, nacre, cultivation, and pre-tr
Pearls are created by inserting a round piece of shell called a “nucleus” into an Akoya oyster. The oyster then forms layers of nacre around that nuc
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More than 60 years ago, these Akoya pearls were harvested in a place once destined to be the world’s pearl capital. Known as the Sixty Series, they em
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