In the Renaissance, pearls were very popular. Almost all people who wear the noble people belonged to them. Baroque pearls, or irregularly shaped pearls were very popular during this period. Elizabeth I was known to have a passion for this brilliant gem. It is a painting in the mid 16 Century in a long dress represented, full of pearls. The history books say that the most valuable pearls were kept in the ermine collar of your pet. Talk Show your pet! It is also ironic, since one of a kind of ermine ermine - traditionally an animal is killed for their fur. The fact that Elizabeth I one to be kept as a pet, rather than to kill in the line of his winter coat, and was the most precious and valuable jewelry around the neck, showed that perhaps Elizabeth Corporate Values children interesting and entertaining, such as rodents.
In 1900, the beads were very valuable and sought-after gems. The famous Jacques Cartier bought his legendary store on Fifth Avenue at intervals of two pearl necklaces for the property. Back in Japan, Kokichi Mikimoto knee in his study of the pearl in the 20th Century. Mikimoto pioneer in the culture of Akoya pearls. Today is one of the most popular, most beautiful and most sought after pearls on the market. These pearls are usually small but almost perfectly round, it is ideal for installation can be together, to make beautiful jewelry pieces.
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