The least valuable color of pearls are purple pearls.

Natural pearls will generally be predominantly white, and most of the purple pearls on the market are, well, varieties made by artificial cultivation. Even though the color is mysterious and beautiful, it will not be very high in price. Purple pearls are the least valuable, the main reason is because purple pearls are artificially cultivated varieties, high survival rate, large production. So it will not cause the supply to exceed the demand, the price will naturally be lower.

Purple pearls are usually artificially cultivated in freshwater pearls, as opposed to saltwater pearls, their luster will be inferior, and the size will be smaller, there is not much competitive advantage. The world's natural beauty is ultimately a minority, and good jewelry is undoubtedly the icing on the cake. In many exquisite jewelry, the pearl's roundness has become the treasure of many people.

Pearl Hue

But there are grades for everything, and pearls can be different. The predominant color of pearls is white, with a smaller percentage of natural purple pearls. Because the hue of these pearls has a lot to do with artificial cultivation, even if the purple pearl is mysterious and beautiful, but to its root is not the true meaning of the pearl, the price is naturally not too high. There are so few natural purple pearls that in order to meet market demand, people have to think of other ways.

This has also led to the cultivation of pearls will have a very significant feature of mass production, anything once the mass production, most of the time the price will not go up. Purple pearls that are mass-produced under artificial cultivation are no longer a very rare color for most market environments where mass production makes ownership extremely easy.