TEN-NYO | 天女 | 7.0-7.5 mm Japanese Akoya White Pearl Necklace - PSL Certificate

TEN-NYO | 天女 | 7.0-7.5 mm Japanese Akoya White Pearl Necklace - PSL CertificateProduct Type: Necklace Category: Akoya Pearls Dimensions: 16 inches Clasp: 18K White Yellow Gold Certificate: Pearl Science Laboratory (PSL) Pearl Origin: Japan Body Color: White Size: 7. 0 7. 5 mm Shape: True Round Luster: Excellent Pearl Grade: Tennyo Hanadama Surface: Very Slightly Blemishes Overtone: Vivid Water: Saltwater Kind: Cultured pearl Nacre: 0. 4 mm Mollusk Akoya Pearl: Pinctada Fucata Shipping Methods: DHL FedEx UPS Express Usually Ships

Product

• Type: Necklace

• Category: Akoya Pearls

• Dimensions: 16 inches

• Clasp: 18K White/Yellow Gold

• Certificate: Pearl Science Laboratory (PSL)

Pearl

• Origin: Japan

• Body Color: White

• Size: 7.0-7.5 mm

• Shape: True Round

• Luster: Excellent

• Pearl Grade: Tennyo/天女/Hanadama

• Surface: Very Slightly Blemishes

• Overtone: Vivid

• Water: Saltwater

• Kind: Cultured pearl

• Nacre: ≥ 0.4 mm

• Mollusk Akoya Pearl: Pinctada Fucata

Shipping Methods: DHL/FedEx/UPS Express

Usually Ships Within 6-8 Business Days.

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⭐Hanadama (花珠), known as the top quality grade in Japanese Akoya pearls. Well known for their glowing luster, thickness ≥ 0.4 mm, and almost flawless surface. In layman's terms, they are like single round light bulbs!

⭐天女 (TEN-NYO) Pearls must first qualify as Hanadama pearls and undergo additional stringent tests.

⭐Magnification: The quality test on the surface of the pearl varies from “very slightly," "slightly,” to "some". Color varies from pink to pinkish green to green.

⭐Inner Inspection: The thickness of pearl layers by optical fiber with a minimum of 0.40 mm.

⭐TERI Value Analysis: Light interference tests with a minimum score of 90%, known as the aurora effect, to qualify as TEN-NYO pearls.

⭐Certified by Japan Pearl Science Laboratory, with a high degree of recognition and level of technology to certify TEN-NYO Pearls.

⭐ Description of Pearl Luster:
The pearl's luster exhibits variations under different light sources (e.g., daylight, artificial lighting) due to the refraction caused by its layered nacre structure. During photography, we use direct lighting and neutral backgrounds; however, the actual appearance may differ visually depending on the viewing environment. Note: This is not a quality defect. All pearls are certified by professional institutions to ensure compliance with quality standards.

Photography Environment Details:
Images are captured under indoor lighting (daytime or artificial light), with a white fabric background, or using a combination of natural light and shading effects.