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Certified Natural Saltwater Pearl (नेचुरल सच्चा मोती) 10.30 Carat, 11.44 Ratti
₹45,777.00
Saltwater natural pearls form spontaneously in saltwater mollusks when an irritant enters their shells, leading to the secretion of nacre layers around it. They come in various shapes, sizes, and colors and are highly valued for their rarity, beauty, and historical significance. Major sources include the Persian Gulf, Red Sea, and Australia. Natural pearls are prized for their uniqueness compared to cultured pearls. Conservation efforts are in place due to threats to mollusk populations.
Certified Natural Saltwater Pearl (नेचुरल सच्चा मोती) 6.22 Carat, 6.91 Ratti
₹27,644.00
Saltwater natural pearls form spontaneously in saltwater mollusks when an irritant enters their shells, leading to the secretion of nacre layers around it. They come in various shapes, sizes, and colors and are highly valued for their rarity, beauty, and historical significance. Major sources include the Persian Gulf, Red Sea, and Australia. Natural pearls are prized for their uniqueness compared to cultured pearls. Conservation efforts are in place due to threats to mollusk populations.
Certified Natural Saltwater Pearl (नेचुरल सच्चा मोती) 7.39 Carat, 8.21 Ratti
₹32,844.00
Saltwater natural pearls form spontaneously in saltwater mollusks when an irritant enters their shells, leading to the secretion of nacre layers around it. They come in various shapes, sizes, and colors and are highly valued for their rarity, beauty, and historical significance. Major sources include the Persian Gulf, Red Sea, and Australia. Natural pearls are prized for their uniqueness compared to cultured pearls. Conservation efforts are in place due to threats to mollusk populations.
Certified Natural Saltwater Pearl (नेचुरल सच्चा मोती) 8.00 Carat, 8.88 Ratti
₹35,520.00
Saltwater natural pearls form spontaneously in saltwater mollusks when an irritant enters their shells, leading to the secretion of nacre layers around it. They come in various shapes, sizes, and colors and are highly valued for their rarity, beauty, and historical significance. Major sources include the Persian Gulf, Red Sea, and Australia. Natural pearls are prized for their uniqueness compared to cultured pearls. Conservation efforts are in place due to threats to mollusk populations.