Akoya 8 AAA+ pearl necklace - Colour: WhitePrecious metal: White gold 14K (585)Necklace length: 43 cm

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Price

€ 1 912

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Manufacturer

Buka Jewelry

Product code

NE023_438

Japanese Akoya pearl necklace with white gold clasp. More

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🎁 Gift box available as an add-on or on request.

On request we can provide a certificate of the Czech Gemological Laboratory. (for a fee)

The necklace comes in an exclusive suede jewellery set box.

Japanese Akoya sea pearls stand out with their deep radiant lustre, perfect round shape and slightly pinkish hue, which in combination with the colour of human skin creates complete harmony.

See the complete range of marine pearl jewellery.

Parameters

Pearl diameter	8–8,5 mm
Type of pearl	Japanese Akoya
Quality of pearl	AAA+
Colour	White
Pearl shape	Round
Weight of gold	0,59 g
Country of origin	Cultivated in Japan, made in Czechia

Pearl Certification

The authenticity and quality of selected pearls are confirmed by our own and internationally recognised certificates.

Certificate	Applicable to	Confirms	Conditions
Buka Jewelry Internal Certificate	All genuine pearls	Authenticity and basic quality parameters	Free with every purchase
Pearl Science Laboratory (PSL) Tokyo	Selected Akoya (Hanadama, Aurora TEN-NYO)	Laboratory assessment of lustre, nacre thickness and aurora effect	Free for jewellery where stated
Independent Certificate of the Czech Gemological Laboratory (ČGL)	Selected saltwater pearls	Independent professional quality assessment	Available upon request for a fee

Learn more about certified jewellery

Pearl quality grading is not globally standardised.
The key factors are lustre, surface quality and shape. Subtle natural characteristics are typical of genuine pearls and highlight their uniqueness – each pearl is one of a kind. For top grades, always request certification and buy from specialists.

Grade	Surface	Lustre	Shape
A	Visible imperfections	Moderate	Less round
AA	Minor flaws	Good to very good	Mostly round
AAA	Very clean	High	Round
AAA+	Nearly flawless	Mirror-like	Perfectly round

Tahitian pearls
Use a separate A–D grading scale.
A – highest quality
D – basic quality

Akoya pearls
Beyond AA–AAA+, certified categories include:
Hanadama – approx. 5% of the finest Akoya pearls.
Aurora TEN-NYO – the absolute top grade selected from Hanadama.

Learn more about pearl quality grading

Learn more about certified jewellery

Akoya pearls

Akoya pearls are one of the most famous and popular cultured pearls in the world. They come mostly from the marine waters of Japan and China and are prized for their classic, elegant appearance. These pearls are traditionally associated with necklaces, bracelets and other jewelry.

How a pearl necklace is born

If you want to adorn your cleavage with a necklace made of real sea or freshwater pearls, you might be interested to know how this jewellery gem is actually created. Its birth stretches like a red thread. The art of recognizing the difference in quality of pearls and their processing will make you alert when choosing a necklace and buying it.

What to Look Out for When Buying Pearl Jewellery – Expert Tips

For centuries, pearls have been a symbol of femininity, purity and timeless elegance. Choosing the right pearl jewellery, however, is not always easy. Each pearl is unique – with its own origin, colour, shape and lustre. Here’s how to recognise genuine pearls, avoid imitations, and why it’s best to buy from pearl specialists.

FAQ

Do you have questions about our pearl jewelry, orders, or pearl care? Most answers are just a click away with our virtual assistant Pearla, available in the chat at the bottom right corner of the page. If you prefer to explore everything in detail, we’ve prepared an overview of the most frequently asked questions and answers.

Pearl Quality Evaluation

The beauty of pearls lies in their quality. In this guide, we explain the criteria by which pearls are evaluated and the different quality levels – from basic grades to the rare Aurora TEN-NYO pearls, which represent the absolute top class.

How to care for your pearl jewellery

Do you care for your pearl jewellery in the right way? Read on for good advice on how to treat your pearls so that they last as good as new for as long as possible.

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