Pearl Testing
Pearl is an organic gem, because it comes from a living marine creature. Pearls form in oysters and other mollusks. The mollusks form the pearl around an object that enters their bodies. Cultured pearls grow in mollusks raised by humans who help them to form pearls. Natural pearls form without any human help. Both are beautiful and valuable, and come in white and other colors.
The very pretty pearl may be white, gray, black, brown, purple, yellow, orange, or pink.
The largest known pearl weighs 6.4 kilos (14 pounds), and is about the size of a large loaf of bread. It is from a giant clam found near an island in the Philippines in 1934.
People around the world had their own pearl beliefs. Many cultures connected round pearls to the moon because of their shape. In Europe, pearls represented modesty, chastity, and purity. And in ancient China, people believed pearls protected them from fire and fire-breathing dragons.
Kuber Gemological Lab Pearl Reports have different formats and presentations, customized to serve a wide range of consumer demand in different worldwide markets. Regardless of format, every Kuber Gemological Lab Pearl Report is issued according to the strict international standards and security features for which Kuber Gemological Lab is known.
