Selventäviin

Selventäviin refers to a type of pearl or cultured pearl that has undergone a process to enhance its appearance, often involving the injection of dye or other treatments to produce a more vibrant color. This practice is generally considered to be a form of pearl enhancement rather than natural respiration.

Selventäviin pearls are typically created in an agricultural setting, where oysters or other mollusks are intentionally infected with a sac of irritant, such as a bead, to stimulate the production of a pearl. Once the pearl has been cultivated, it is then subjected to dye or other treatments to produce the desired coloration.

The scientific community is divided regarding the acceptability of selventäviin pearls. Some experts view them as simply an example of advanced pearl enhancement technology, while others consider them to be less valuable or less genuine than more naturally produced pearls.

The value of a selventäviin pearl can be determined by a variety of factors, including the type of pearl, its color, size, shape, and surface quality. Generally speaking, selventäviin pearls are considered to be less valuable than other types of pearls, particularly those that have undergone no enhancement or natural production.

Weather or not the process of selventäviin pearl enhancement is acceptable is up to the discretion of each individual. Some pearl enthusiasts prefer to purchase selventäviin pearls solely due to their unique and more vibrant color, while others view them as inferior to more naturally cultivated pearls.