Why is the refractive index shown as a range?

Pearls are made of layered aragonite and conchiolin, so readings vary with the angle and spot measured. The card therefore lists a range, 1.530 to 1.686, rather than one value. This is typical for pearls and not a quality grade.

How should I care for a pearl?

Pearls are soft, about 2.5 to 4.5 on the Mohs scale, and react to perfume, sweat and acids. Wear the pearl last and remove it first, wipe with a soft dry cloth, and store it apart from harder gems.

What does Moti mean in Vedic astrology?

Moti is the Hindi name for pearl, traditionally linked with the Moon (Chandra) in Vedic astrology. Wearing customs differ by source and chart, so consult a qualified astrologer. This is belief and tradition, not a proven benefit or personal advice.

What are the ratti and gram weights?

At 10.29 carats, the pearl is about 11.31 ratti by the carat ÷ 0.91 method and weighs roughly 2.06 grams. Pearl ratti conventions vary, so confirm with your own advisor if you plan to follow a specific weight.

What does “Salt Water” mean on the card?

On this card, Salt Water describes the pearl’s origin environment, meaning it formed in the sea rather than in freshwater. The card does not state whether it is natural or cultured, so ask us if you need that confirmed.

Sea Water Pearl (Moti) - 10.29 Carat

Soft white sea water pearl (Moti), 10.29 carat, in a round cabochon shape with a gentle, creamy glow.

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Pearls speak softly, and this one does too. The card lists a white sea water pearl, known in India as Moti, weighing 10.29 carats in a round cabochon shape. In the photo its surface looks creamy and slightly textured, with a gentle lustre rather than a mirror shine. Fine grains are recorded under magnification. A pearl like this suits a ring, pendant or ornament where a rounded dome is wanted. I...

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