Freshwater pearls - Pearl of China's agricultural history

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Although it seems as if pearl farming is something relatively new, and the accession of China into perliculture is only 40 some odd years old. In reality, the truth is that the cultivation of pearls in China began long ago as 700 years ago.

Documents from that period describe the techniques pearl blister. A blister or Mabe Pearl Pearl is a pearl that is formed against the inside of the tank. The Chinese are used to conduct cast a little Buddha, and the placeinside the shell mussels and the mussels are Buddha with pearl coat. Most of the time, which would cut out pictures and the jeweler would be covered on the figure used in other pearl jewelry. Sometimes the shells are sold in whole, without cutting them apart. These are found today. The technique was to wedge open the hatch shell, and the number between the mantle and the shell. Farmers would translate for them for 6 months or so, so beware.

Then the new ones areWas started some time in the late 60s or 70s. China has broken the market with literally tons of pearl beads, in particular small wrinkle not Keshi pearls with a name or nickname of rice krispies glamorous potato pearls because of their shape. But not all the pearls were 2% lower than those tons were higher ranks. Will soon realize that the marks more time, their energies have been initiated, pearl farmers to emulate the techniques of the now extinct PearlCenter of Lake Biwa, Japan.

Using techniques similar to those of Japanese freshwater pearl farmers, soon moved to the cultivation of higher grades, their attitude towards farming of pearls, which orient their production towards quality and away from quantity. Now, China is still improving the quality of freshwater pearls, and their quality is rivaling the cultured saltwater Akoya oysters. Without doubt, the cost of growing in Japan, if the quality continuesforward, China will lead the world in high quality pearl culture.

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