Furthermore, for those who are artistically
Furthermore, for those who are artistically inclined, customization is also available, and only the imagination of the creator is the limiting factor. You can now design your own jewelry step by step. The decision is up to you; from the wooden material to be used, additional embellishments and other basic materials to make your jewelry have a distinct appearance of its own. But for customization though, manual hand labor is still the best way to approach a design.
With the modernization of wooden jewelry, you’ll find each item to be unique and carefully crafted into a jewelry worthy to be worn for all types of occasions, and if you’ll take a look in the internet, wooden jewelry is readily available on online markets.
Starting out from simple necklaces, earrings, bangles, and bracelets, wooden jewelry has definitely come a long way.
I am not in New York City and am quite a bit more southern than that. As for “best of the best” that depends on how well the question fits my particular expertise. My main knowledge is in jewelry work, whether making a piece from scratch or repairing great grandmother’s hand-me-down. Pearls I do know something about but am not the best of the best in that category!
REAL PEARLS, NATURAL AND CULTURED
First, the term “pearl” is not but should be applied only to natural pearls, formed in a mollusk when some event in nature induces the oyster or mussel to form a pearl. These pearls are quite rare and are the pearls of antiquity before pearl farmers learned to culture pearls. Freshwater pearls fished from the rivers in the USA are natural pearls but nowadays, most freshwater pearls are also cultured in freshwater pearl farms.
In any event, naturally forming or cultured, such pearls are formed in the oyster or mussel and are not fakes. The real difference in the totally natural pearl and the cultured pearls is what makes the pearl start to grow and the thickness of the nacre. Nacre is the pearly layers that make a pearl so lovely. The natural pearl will have very thick nacre, generally forming in concentric rings around some starting source or irritation to the mollusk
A large natural pearl is very, very rare. Cultured pearls generally use a “core” of mother-of-pearl, the shell of the mollusk. The bead core goes into the mollusk and nacre is formed around the core. The core determines the overall shape of the pearl. How long the oyster is allowed to let the pearl grow determines the thickness of the nacre. Thicker nacre is better. Best of all is thick nacre and a smooth, almost blemish free surface.
There is not a one-in-all test I can recommend. Some of this will simply require some “pearls” of real and fakes for comparison.
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