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Pearls do not typically wash up on beaches naturally. Pearls are formed inside mollusks such as oysters and are harvested through pearl farming. Finding a pearl on the beach would be extremely rare.
If you buy pearls you shouldn't have bad luck. Enjoy the pearls and wear them with pride.
Not all pearls are round some are teardrop-shaped
Freshwater pearls are generally less expensive and more abundant compared to cultured pearls. Cultured pearls are typically more round and lustrous due to the controlled process of their formation. Both types of pearls are beautiful and it ultimately comes down to personal preference and budget.
No, genuine pearls do not peel. Pearls are formed when an irritant like a grain of sand becomes encased in nacre, a protective substance secreted by oysters or mollusks. This process creates layers of nacre that give pearls their unique luster and beauty.
The beach is thick unlike the tidal flat, it's flat