Keshi pearls are small non-nucleated pearls typically formed as by-products of pearl cultivation. A Japanese word also meaning "poppy" (ケシ, 芥子), it is used in Japanese for all pearls that grew without a nucleus. Originally, keshi pearls referred to …

海水无核珠，也称为 keshi珠 。大家对keshi珠的印象是海里自然长成。其实不然，keshi珠是海水珍珠养殖中的副产物，在养殖快结束的过程中， 珍珠母贝 排斥并吐出植入的珠核，液囊正常分泌珍珠质从而形成keshi珠。

These unique pearls come in a range of shapes, with incredible luster and beauty but remain very affordable. Here’s a look at keshi pearls and why they’re an excellent choice for an avant-garde, modern look. With so many pearl types on the market, keshi pearls are often ignored. In fact, not many people know about these pearls in the first place.

Keshi pearls are solid-nacre, usually small in size and usually highly lustrous, and come in every cultured pearl type: Akoya, Tahitian, Freshwater and South Seas! They have become highly collectible pearls in their own right due to their unique shapes and high rate of iridescence.

2024年8月9日 · What are Keshi Pearls? Keshi pearls can develop when a mollusk rejects the bead nucleus intended to stimulate the growth of a cultured pearl. When this occurs, sometimes a piece of mantle tissue that accompanied the bead remains in the mollusk.

Keshi Pearls are all-natural pearls formed by layers of nacre, with no nucleus placed in the shell. Because Keshis are made up of pure nacre, a precious material, there is nothing inside to stop the reflection of light. These beautiful pearls tend to be Baroque in shape, so light “bounces” off their organic surfaces in different directions.

Keshi pearls are solid-nacre pearls that are an accidental by-product of the pearl culturing process. Keshi pearls come in all pearl types like Akoya, Tahitian and South Sea varieties.

2023年4月9日 · Keshi pearls are unique and irregularly shaped pearls that naturally form a byproduct of pearl cultivation. Unlike traditional pearls, they are composed entirely of nacre and lack a nucleus. How do Keshi pearls form naturally? Keshi pearls are formed when an oyster rejects the implanted nucleus during the pearl cultivation process.

Keshi Pearls? In the past, we have reviewed how there are only three types of saltwater pearls – so to throw out the term Keshi Pearl can be very confusing. In this blog we will explore what Keshi Pearls are and give you a pretty solid understanding of what sets them apart.

2021年4月7日 · Given their unique organic shapes and amazing luster, Keshi Pearls are the most unique type of pearl, making them perfect for expressing individuality. Strands, in various sizes and shapes of keshis, can be worn like long chain necklaces but …