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- Brown Pearl Single Wrap Bracelet with Bronze Button
Brown Pearl Single Wrap Bracelet with Bronze Button
Brown Pearl Single Wrap Bracelet with Bronze Button
Beautiful brown freshwater pearls are wrapped onto a chocolate brown leather. A handmade bronze hex nut shaped button enhances the deep brown tones of this bracelet.
How to Tell if Pearls Are Real: Rubbing Two Pearls Together
When a real pearl is rubbed against another real pearl, a pearl powder is produced. The same effect is seen if a real pearl is lightly scrubbed using a knife. If two fake pearls are rubbed against each other, the process is smooth, and no powder is produced.
Knock two real pearls against each other, and a soft and unique sound is produced. When counterfeit pearls are knocked together, the sound that is produced is very slight.
Another fact…a great way to tell if a pearl is real is the bounce test. Drop the pearl from 2 feet high on glass, then observe the rebound height. If the pearl bounces back up more than 1 foot, it is most likely real, as imitation pearls’ rebound height is much lower.
Beautiful brown freshwater pearls are wrapped onto a chocolate brown leather. A handmade bronze hex nut shaped button enhances the deep brown tones of this bracelet.
How to Tell if Pearls Are Real: Rubbing Two Pearls Together
When a real pearl is rubbed against another real pearl, a pearl powder is produced. The same effect is seen if a real pearl is lightly scrubbed using a knife. If two fake pearls are rubbed against each other, the process is smooth, and no powder is produced.
Knock two real pearls against each other, and a soft and unique sound is produced. When counterfeit pearls are knocked together, the sound that is produced is very slight.
Another fact…a great way to tell if a pearl is real is the bounce test. Drop the pearl from 2 feet high on glass, then observe the rebound height. If the pearl bounces back up more than 1 foot, it is most likely real, as imitation pearls’ rebound height is much lower.