Look at these amazing colors from freshwater edison pearls.

Which color do you like ?​

StevieBoy said:

I love the purple and metallic edison pearls- but question-

What can be done to prevent color and luster fade?

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StevieBoy said:

I love the purple and metallic edison pearls- but question-

What can be done to prevent color and luster fade?

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Yens said:

Rows and rows of natural color pearls..
The Chinese freshwater pearl industry has made significant advancements in recent years. With strategic marketing, we believe these unique colors will become instantly recognizable as freshwater pearls, similar to how Tahitian pearls are renowned for their distinctive black, peacock, and silver-grey hues.
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Yens said:

Rows and rows of natural color pearls..
The Chinese freshwater pearl industry has made significant advancements in recent years. With strategic marketing, we believe these unique colors will become instantly recognizable as freshwater pearls, similar to how Tahitian pearls are renowned for their distinctive black, peacock, and silver-grey hues.
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StarryPearl said:

I believe the pearls in these pictures are of natural color and they look absolutely beautiful. Like a few of us experienced, I too have a strand of glorious and colorful Edison pearls, and I posted it in this forum a couple years ago — they do not look like that any more. I have never worn them one single time, and they were always stored in a velvet jewelry box with no access to any kind of light unless when I occassionally opened that box. Fading and loss of luster seems unevitable with this kind of pearl. I hope these super size top quality ones are far more durable, but I won't dare to pay until they prove to last.

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Yens said:

Rows and rows of natural color pearls..
The Chinese freshwater pearl industry has made significant advancements in recent years. With strategic marketing, we believe these unique colors will become instantly recognizable as freshwater pearls, similar to how Tahitian pearls are renowned for their distinctive black, peacock, and silver-grey hues.
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Shani said:

StarryPearl, from what I have learned, pearls truly do need to be worn to keep in good form. One shouldn't hide them away, it would be a shame to never wear them while in their prime, perhaps helping keep them "moist" to only look at them and then not want to wear them because they don't look as beautiful as when you bought them.

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