What's the meaning of pearl grades?
There is no authoritative international pearl grading system, so most pearl grading is subjective.
Different sellers' AAA may represent different pearls' quality, and sometimes you can even see AAAAAA grade in some descriptions.
Therefore, comparing pearls from different sellers by grade is not very meaningful, and it is only informative in the same store.
Only 1% of the pearls can meet our selection requirements, and you can intuitively feel their high quality when our jewelry is in your hands.
BAROQUE PEARL
Degree of flaw
AAA Natural growth texture on the surface, no holes, no white spots or other significant flaws
AA Very small or inconspicuous holes/white spots on the surface, no major flaws
A A small number of surface flaws, but in an inconspicuous location
B Surface has more or apparent flaws. You can detect them in the social distance
C Surface with severe defects, such as large holes, large white spots, broken, etc.
Degree of luster
AAA Very bright reflective light with rich colors
AA Bright reflection with simple colors
A Bright reflection, soft luster, no prominent color
B Weak light reflection, dull luster
C Very feeble reflection
ROUND PEARL
Degree of flaw
AAA Very few imperfections on the surface, difficult to observe with a very close range
AA Slight surface imperfections, observable at a very close range
A Some surface flaws, visible at close range, barely noticeable at a social distance
B Surface with more apparent flaws, detectable at a social distance
C Serious or more defects on the surface, more than a quarter of the surface area
Degree of roundness
AAA Standard round (there may be a few AA pearls in AAA necklaces)
AA Nearly round (close to round by wearing)
A Oval
B Flatter round
Degree of luster
AAA Very bright and sharp reflection, obvious image
AA Bright and sharp reflection, clear image
A Bright reflection, visible object image
B Weak reflection, blurred image
C Reflected light is feeble, with almost no visible image