Spinel - Tahitian Pearl Bracelet - Rhodium silver

Semi-Baroque Tahitian Pearl

At the heart of the bracelet is a semi-baroque Tahitian pearl of 8/9mm, displaying a unique color for each bracelet in cultured pearl. This captivating shade recalls the spellbinding colors of the Pacific, tinged with pink and orange shades.

The pearl is rimmed quality, indicating naturally textured surface characteristics that add to its organic charm. Its beautiful chandelier captures and reflects light, accentuating the depth of its color and the brightness of its reflections.

Precious metal composition

The bracelet is made of 925/00 rhodium plated silver, which gives it a lasting shine and increased resistance to tarnish. Rhodium silver adds a dimension of luxury while ensuring longevity and aesthetics that stand the test of time.

Comfort and Flexibility

Designed for wrists measuring about 17 to 20 cm, this bracelet has an adjustable closure that ensures a perfect fit for optimal comfort. This flexibility makes it the perfect choice for a gift or a personal addition to your jewelry collection.

A Symbol of Refinement

This pearl bracelet is not only an accessory, it is a symbol of refinement and natural beauty. It is perfect for formal occasions and times when you want to make a memorable impression.

Invitation

Invite this exceptional piece of Poemotu into your wardrobe to illuminate your sets with elegance and distinction. Adopt it without delay, it is a unique piece and let yourself be seduced by the unique charm and impeccable quality of this black spinel bracelet with Tahitian pearl.

Comes in its box, Certificate of origin and authenticity of the Pearl guaranteed cultured Pearls of TAHITI from the best origin, the Tuamotu-Gambier.

Comes with Certificate of origin and authenticity of the tahitian cultured Pearl

Certificate of authenticity and origin of the Tahitian pearl, the Tuamotu-Gambier origin. (* classification Gemmological Institute of America)

 GIA Classification of Tahitian cultured pearls

THE SHAPE 

Round: Tahitian Pearl supporting only 2% maximum variation of its diameter.
Semi-Round (Or Oval) spherical Tahitian cultured pearl with a variation in diameter between 2 and 5%.
Semi-Baroque: Tahitian cultured pearl teardrop or button. The diameter varies more than 5%, however, having an axis of symmetry.
Baroque: Tahitian Pearl no definite shape (irregular) that offers no axis of symmetry and which do not fall within the categories listed above.
Circled: Tahitian cultured Pearls having one or more concentric circles, which can be found on the oval or semi-baroque pearls
 
SURFACE QUALITY

The surface quality criterion is evaluated according to the combination of three physical parameters: the state of the surface, luster and orient. The quality is assessed by the naked eye.
The surface condition is evaluated according to various criteria, inclusions, streaks, organic deposits, crimps, grooves, depressions, bumps, protrusions or milky tasks of depigmentation.
The chandelier is the more or less perfect reflection of light on the surface of the Tahitian Pearl. It depends on the regularity of the thickness and arrangement of pearl layers.
A beautiful luster corresponds to a total reflection of light, giving a mirror effect. A Tahitian Pearl without luster will have a matte appearance.
The luster's heart, it is the color that comes from the Tahitian Pearl; it is obtained by putting the pearl inside a white container that does not reflect light on its surface, the Tahitian Pearl reveals other colors than those visible at first glance; it is often a sign of unprecedented intense emotion, the holder of the Tahitian Pearl discovering at that time one or more new shades.
The quality of the surface of Tahitian cultured pearls according to the Gemological Institute of America is written well (for the classification of the Tahitian cultured pearl according to Tahiti and French regulations, the AAA corresponds to A, AA to B and A to C, no D corresponding to the GIA, evaluation nuances allowing them landing):
TOP GEM: Tahitian pearl and representing no imperfection with a excellent gloss
AAA Category: Tahitian pearl having at most one imperfection or a group of slight imperfections concentrated on 10% of its surface. Chandelier excellent or beautiful luster.
AA Category: pearl with slight imperfections concentrated on a maximum of 30% of its surface. Beautiful sheen or luster.
A Category: pearl with slight imperfections concentrated on a maximum 60% of its surface. Beautiful chandelier.

(Category D Classification Tahiti): Tahitian cultured pearls have: - either slight imperfections over more than 60% of the surface without deep imperfections or slight and deep imperfections concentrated on not more than 60% of its surface. without gloss.

SIZE

It is measured in foot backstage by the diameter (in the width direction for Semi-Baroque)

They range from 7mm to 22mm... These are purely exceptional
Most are sold on average 9 / 10mm
From 12 mm are the rarest and are the fruit of a second graft carrier nacre
The Tahitian Pearls over 15 mm are exceptional, and whether they are round, rare color or flawless, they will be most coveted by fans of the Tahitian Pearl bewitching.
 
THE COLOR

We identify around 300 Tahitian Pearls shades
We work with four color themes
Greys, Pastels, Brights and Peacocks (to which so many shades provide an infinite range of colors changes)
We would like you to discover our wonderful shades ! POEMOTU's Tahitian pearls range from colorful Peacock, Pink Pacific Sunset, Aubergine to Black shades for all tastes!
But one thing is sure, we strive to get you the most beautiful color in its category and more in line with your expectations.

These colors are natural, and vary according to the original graft made at the same time as the nucleus but also by farming or lagoon, the Tahitian Pearls sold at POEMOTU all come from Tuamotu-Gambier lagoons which are the richest in trace elements and other metal salts to get you the most beautiful colors.
The Tahitian Pearls with brighter colors are more expensive in their category for one simple reason: to get a Tahitian Pearl of that color, the grafter must fix the graft as close as possible to the edge of the pearl and the higher exposure and risky this future Tahitian Pearl makes it all the more rare and exceptional round when spring without some inclusions.
We chose to use POEMOTU classification GIA (Gemmologocal Institute of America) to market our Tahitian pearls because we sell Tahitian pearls worldwide, we do so to be read by the greatest number.

NB: Mythically called black pearl, name comes from the pearl oyster Pinctada Margaritifera with black lips in which it is cultivated, the tahitian pearl  is a cultured pearl classified as the most diversified in terms of colors.