Pearls are classy and come in a variety of pearlescent shades. Pearls are a fabulous choice of engagement ring for a classy lady with expensive, yet simple tastes. Particularly lovely, as pearls suit all ages, all hand shapes and all colours of clothing. Pearl engagement rings are not overly common so if you are looking for uniqueness then pearls are a wise choice.
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While pearls are less expensive than diamonds because cultured pearls are of similar quality to natural gems, pearl engagement rings can actually be more expensive than a traditional diamond ring. A pearl ring can be more difficult to set than a more durable mineral gem, and many pearl rings also feature accent gemstones, including diamonds. As with any piece of jewelry, however, the final cost is determined by many factors, including the quality of the gem, the design of the setting, value of the metal, and any other desired customization.
Choosing a Pearl
There are several factors you should consider when choosing a pearl.
* Because pearls are porous, they can soak up other substances. If you notice a blemish, request that the jeweller buffs it away.
* Check for cracks in the surface of the pearl, which could indicate problems in the future.
* Pearls should appear iridescent under a fluorescent light.
* Always enquire about processing treatments, such as beeswax. Beeswax is sometimes added during pearl cleaning and can affect the luster.
* Do ask the jeweler about the thickness of the nacre.
* Do perform the tooth test on a pearl to determine if it is real. Cultured and natural pearls will feel rough against a tooth, while imitation pearls will feel smooth because it is actually a type of manufactured bead.
* If you think you are purchasing a natural pearl, ask to see the x-ray results for verification. A cultured pearl will show the bead or other artificial irritant in the center.