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Magazine 58F
Stone of the month for June: The pearl
The Pearl: a sacred material
Long revered by humans, it is considered a divine gift.
It was sought after for its medicinal properties, but this quest led to its exhaustion. Although the Pearl also comes from certain species of oysters and freshwater mussels, today it is mainly produced, the finest ones, in pearl farms in Polynesia, in Japan.
In addition to its medicinal properties, the Pearl is a symbol of purity and chastity.
A lot of jewelry fine jewelry are made from pearls, necklaces, of the rings and even bracelets, we find it everywhere.
There are two types of natural pearls, the cultured pearl and the fine pearl. When a foreign body is intentionally introduced into an oyster, it results in a cultured pearl. On the other hand, if the pearl forms naturally without human intervention, it is called a fine pearl. Discover the subtle differences between these two types of pearls in our article Fine pearl or cultured pearl.
A very special birthstone: the pearl
There pearl is unique because it does not come from a deposit like a stone, but from the cultivation of pearl oysters and meticulous work to reveal all its nuances. It is indeed an organic material. It is delicate and feminine, and can be worn for any second-hand, she is chic and glamorous but she can sometimes be unpredictable. The pearls are available in white, beige or black with shimmering and velvety shimmer.
In lithotherapy, in addition to being sensual and gentle, the pearl acts on the astral and mental body while helping to regulate emotions.
Another June birthstone; the Moon Stone
Moonstone, too, can be associated with the month of June as a birthstone.
In ancient Greece, Moonstone was used as a remedy and was also used at weddings.