Tahitigyöngy
Tahitigyöngy is the Hungarian name for the black pearl, a gemstone of significant value and allure. These pearls are primarily cultivated in the French Polynesian islands, most notably Tahiti, hence their common English designation. Unlike most pearls which are white or cream-colored, Tahitian pearls are renowned for their dark, iridescent hues, ranging from deep black and charcoal to shades of peacock green, blue, silver, and aubergine.
The unique coloration of Tahitian pearls is a result of the Pinctada margaritifera oyster, also known as
The cultivation process for Tahitian pearls is labor-intensive and requires a specific environment. Oysters are seeded