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Commonly known around the world as black pearls, the pearls of Tahiti are indigenous to the remote lagoons of French Polynesia in the South Pacific.

Tahitian Pearl Feature

Tahitian black pearls are some of the rarest, most valuable pearls available and have the distinction of being the world's only naturally black pearl.

Tahitian black pearls come in a wide range of natural colors including black, aubergine, eggplant, peacock, silver, purple, pistachio, and more. (We also carry chocolate Tahitian pearls, including Chocolate pearl earrings and chocolate pearl necklaces. Chocolate colored Tahitian pearls are enhanced to achieve this special color.)

Tahitian pearls range in size from 9mm to 16mm making them some of the largest pearls available. Black Tahitian pearls are harvested in French Polynesia from the Pinctada Margaratifera oyster. This is one of the largest pearl-producing oysters in the world, only exceeded by the South Sea pearl- producing Pictada Maxima.

Tahitian Pearl Price

The reason we can sell our pearl jewelry at such low prices is our ability to fly around the world and to buy directly from the major

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Some people use the term black pearl to refer to any dark colored pearl, dyed or natural color. In this part of natural back pearl, we will discuss Tahitian pearl as it is a distinguished type of real natural black pearls.

Tahitian pearl color

Tahitian pearl color is natural.
Tahitian pearls can take on all the colors of the rim of the black lipped oyster shell which produces it. Tahitian pearls have a wide range of body colors. Tahitian pearls are known for their iridescent, vibrant, almost metallic colors, unique among saltwater cultured pearls. Though commonly called "black" pearls, Tahitian pearls are actually gray, to lighter or darker degrees. But, in addition, Tahitian pearls have the unique ability to display a variety of colors at the same time, shimmering about their surfaces in varying shades --

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