A beautiful loquat pearl with a natural weaving shape.
This is a very luxurious corsage brooch with a high quality and beautiful loquat pearl in the image of a flower.

Gorgeous image with splendid luster and brilliance.
Active in formal occasions.
 
Brooches and corsages are eye-catching jewellery.
The extravagant loquat pearl corsage that draws a line is exceptional.

The notation is black, but it is a color close to navy that shines in seven colors.
The color changes depending on the viewing angle.
It's a little heavy, so if you're using a thin cloth, you can put a backing cloth (included) on the back for stability.
The brooch pin uses a rotating type.

 
Biwa pearl is black dyed.
*Because it is handmade using natural materials, there are some individual differences for each product.


Materials: loquat pearl, freshwater pearl, metal parts
Size: about 80mm, height about 35mm




Weight: about 55~60g
 
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[Pearl <Pearl>]
The pearls produced by pearl oysters over a long period of time are different in color, luster, size and shape one by one. There are many types of pearls, but there are two major criteria for classification. Habitat environment (seawater/freshwater) and means of growth (natural/farmed). Unfortunately, due to the popularity of pearls in the past, overexploitation of pearl oysters has led to the extinction of many pearl oysters. Therefore, natural pearls are very expensive in both seawater and freshwater.
<Pearl>Saltwater pearls are harvested from pearl oysters, white lip oysters, black lip oysters, and mabe oysters that live in oceans, bays, and coves. In cultured pearls, a "nucleus" is placed inside the body of the oyster, and the mother-of-pearl layer is formed. (Nuclear seawater pearls are called Keshi.) In Japan, Akoya pearls are cultured. Above all, pearls called hanadama are beautiful and expensive.
<Freshwater Pearl>Freshwater Pearl refers to pearls harvested from Ikecho shellfish and crow shellfish that live in freshwater lakes and rivers. Most freshwater pearls on the market today are cultured. In Japan, it is cultivated in Lake Biwa and Lake Kasumigaura. Since the nucleus is not inserted into the oyster, it is formed entirely of mother-of-pearl. It grows into unique shapes such as baroque, drop, and stick. It is different from shell pearls (imitation pearls) that are coated on the mother shell. We carefully select and use high-quality freshwater pearls that have few scratches, are tightly wound, and have a beautiful luster.
〈Care for pearls〉
Since pearls are organic matter, they are vulnerable to heat, alcohol contained in perfumes, cosmetics, detergents, etc. If they come into contact with them, their beautiful brilliance will be lost. In addition, since sweat is also acidic, it damages the pearl layer and causes cloudiness, so it is important to wipe it clean with a dry cloth after use and store it. Also, since it is easily scratched, separate it from other jewelry and store it in a separate case. Avoid storing in places with high humidity or high temperatures.
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