Keshi Pearls

“Keshi” is a Japanese term which means poppy seeds. A Keshi pearl is a non-beaded pearl which is formed by accident when the oyster rejects and spits out the implanted nucleus before the culturing process is complete.  They are generally small and their shapes vary widely.  Due to their solid nacre composition, they tend to have a high lustre.

Sold as temporary strung 38-40cm 15 inches (approx) strands.