Beach witchcraft cultured pearls by Mikimoto Beach witchcraft cultured pearls are a unique form of pearl cultivation that combines the natural beauty of the beach with the precise artistry of Mikimoto. These pearls are a result of a process that brings together the power of nature and the expertise of human craftsmanship. Mikimoto, a renowned Japanese jeweler, is known for his innovation in pearl cultivation. He combined the ancient art of pearl diving with modern technology to create beach witchcraft cultured pearls. These pearls are grown in special farms located in the ocean, near the shorelines. The ocean plays a significant role in influencing the shape, color, and luster of each pearl.
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They showed how they use all parts of the oysters the meat in cooking; the shells are powdered and used in their own brand of cosmetics; and any other animal by products are used as fertilizer in local gardens. One of the most impressive things about the shrine is that the buildings and the huge bridge to the inner shrine is completely rebuilt every twenty years in the spirit of wabi-sabi, the impermanence of all things and the death and renewal of nature.
The ocean plays a significant role in influencing the shape, color, and luster of each pearl. The beach witchcraft cultured pearls go through a meticulous cultivation process. Small pieces of shell, known as nuclei, are carefully inserted into the oysters by skilled technicians.
Mikimoto Akoya Cultured Pearl Strand Necklace, Mikimoto Red Velvet Box
SOLD! This Mikimoto Akoya cultured Pearl strand necklace is a rare and highly collectible Pearl necklace from the late Art Deco era. Crafted from authentic perfectly spherical Mikimoto Akoya cultured Pearls, this is a must-have for any antique and vintage jewellery collector. Each plump and milky Pearl has a beautiful lustre and texture (we wouldn't expect anything less from Mikimoto!), graduating in size from the clasp to the centre. Their smooth and luxurious feel will instantly boost your confidence, and each Pearl is individually knotted too. It is very difficult to find early Mikimoto Pearls, which is why this necklace is such a treat! You also are awarded with an authentic Mikimoto "Ginza Tokyo" cranberry velvet box.
Item Details:
ERA: Late Art Deco c.1930's-40's. MEASUREMENTS: Necklace is 21 & 1/2" or 54.5cm.
Cultured Pearls graduate from 3.5mm diameter at the clasp to 7mm diameter at the centre.
Silver clasp 12mm long x 5mm wide.
Mikimoto Velvet Box 6.5cm long x 8.5cm wide.
Weight: 14.2g. MATERIALS: Silver, Rare Akoya Cultured Pearl, Velvet Box. HALLMARKS: "M" maker's mark for Mikimoto, "SIL" for Silver. "MIKIMOTO GINZA TOKYO" in red velvet box.
Condition:
EXCELLENT: This Mikimoto Akoya cultured Pearl strand necklace is in superb condition. Each Pearl is firmly knotted, free from wear and the Art Deco Silver clasp has aged very well too. Mikimoto was the pioneer and founder of cultured Pearls, making Pearl necklaces and Pearls themselves more affordable. Nevertheless, they remain a cult jewellery brand, synonymous with luxury, high-quality craftsmanship and timeless elegance.
These oysters are then placed in special baskets and lowered into the ocean. Over time, the oysters envelop the nuclei with layers upon layers of nacre, slowly forming the pearl. The constant motion of the waves and the minerals in the ocean give the pearls their unique shapes and colors. Once the pearls have reached the desired size and quality, they are carefully harvested. Mikimoto's expert technicians select each pearl by hand, ensuring that only the finest ones make it to the final product. These pearls are then polished and set in exquisite jewelry pieces, showcasing their natural beauty. What sets beach witchcraft cultured pearls apart is the connection they have with the beach and the ocean. Each pearl carries a fragment of the ocean within it, reflecting the power and spirit of nature. The colors range from shimmering white and delicate pinks to deep blues and greens, mirroring the hues of the sea. These pearls not only embody the beauty of nature but also the craftsmanship of Mikimoto. The artistry and precision that go into cultivating and selecting these pearls showcase the dedication and skill of the jeweler. Each piece of jewelry adorned with beach witchcraft cultured pearls is a testament to the harmonious union between human artistry and the forces of nature. In conclusion, beach witchcraft cultured pearls by Mikimoto are a testament to the harmony between nature and human craftsmanship. These pearls capture the essence of the beach and the ocean, reflecting their beauty and power. With each piece of jewelry, Mikimoto showcases his mastery in pearl cultivation and his ability to bring out the natural beauty in every pearl..
Reviews for "Unleashing the Inner Siren: Beach Witchcraft and Mikimoto's Cultured Pearls"
1. Samantha - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with the "Beach witchcraft cultured pearls by mikimoto." The pearls were not at all what I expected. They were smaller and less lustrous than I imagined, and they had numerous visible imperfections. The overall quality seemed subpar, especially for the price. Additionally, the necklace clasp was very flimsy and broke within just a few months of wearing it. Overall, I would not recommend this product due to its poor quality and lack of durability.
2. Michael - 1/5 - I had high hopes for the "Beach witchcraft cultured pearls by mikimoto," but was greatly let down. The pearls looked cheap and had an unnatural shine to them. They also appeared to be poorly strung together, as the necklace kept tangling and the clasp was difficult to use. The overall craftsmanship was lacking, especially considering the high price tag. I would advise against purchasing this product if you're looking for quality pearls.
3. Emily - 2/5 - I regret buying the "Beach witchcraft cultured pearls by mikimoto." The pearls had a dull surface and lacked the luster I expected from cultured pearls. They seemed almost fake. The necklace looked delicate, but the clasp was difficult to open and close. I also found the length of the necklace to be shorter than advertised. The whole experience left me feeling dissatisfied and I would not recommend this product.