A oyster can take years to form a ideal pearl. The workers have to be payed at the farm. The supplies for the farm. The factory workers have to be payed. The export costs for sending them from Japan (if they are sent from Japan). Then they actually have to make a profit.
Best video about sourcing pearls on TH-cam. I have watched others to compare. This one explains the entire process clear and concise. However, it is Spring 2023 and I don't see this company still doing business?
Is that looks very interesting, and looks fun to just experience it. The pearls are absolutely beautiful, and my favorite part is that you guys absolutely waste nothing. Not a lot of people care that much. If I ever in my entire life buy any type of pearl for myself or one of my daughters I am definitely buying them from the Pearl outlet.
Very good video. With state of the art lighting. They might be able to speed up the precision color matching of the Pearl strands and more readily show imperfections.
I have 2 questions: 1) Is there a standard ratio between the radius of the nucleus bead and the thickness of the nacre? In another word, how do I know how much "real pearl material" I am buying? 2) Why don't farmers put in gigantic beads to get gigantic cultured pearls?
What a difference with Chinese and Japanese pearl workers. The Japanese are so clean and more care in watching the pearls whereas the Chinese are just dirty and messy. Japanese pearls for me anytime/
You obviously have never come to a proper pearl place in China. I used to live in Shanghai and travelled near by city. Don’t remember the name of the town but they do commercial farmed pearl. The quality is tip top. You can actually find pearls that are up to 30mm in diameter. But of course they come with insane price. It can cost about $10000 easy
no, i think what you're looking at are sellers for different target markets. From this video, it seems the target market is for those who are more affluent and don't care about the price so much as to the quality.
There seems to be so much pride taken in their jobs do to it well. But I have heard that the farming end of the production is falling due to the younger generation not being interested in taking up the family business so to speak. This would be such a shame if this is true. There is nothing wrong with keeping tradition and learning to make it work successfully.
I see why there so expensive lots of work. Here's a suggestion give each of your employees the gift of a pearl set every end of year for great productivity, the whole set earrings necklace and bracelets or even a tiara made of pearls. Just a suggestion
Please can someone tell us for real if those Chinese girls who harvest all the colours you can think of from even geoduck and snails where they simple fall out, are for real?
That video is fake. The video we are commenting on is how real pearls are cultivated and harvested. I don't think the Geoduck is even capable of producing nacre.
5:50 imagine someone dropping a container full of pearls 😂 And then speaking Japanese saying, “ahh Wt f@#* not again. Dang it I hate this crap! And you, you recording make me nervous.” 😂😂😂
oh my god, im at the 00:34 mark and im not sure if i can handle that voice anymore...what the heck is wrong with him cant he talk properly?! its frigging distracting the noises he makes while talking and breathing onto the mic.
Hey hey guys! I work with new a company selling jewelry and opening oyster! We can also send the oyster to you for you to open! Check out our Facebook,com /popthatpearl 😄
A oyster can take years to form a ideal pearl. The workers have to be payed at the farm. The supplies for the farm. The factory workers have to be payed. The export costs for sending them from Japan (if they are sent from Japan). Then they actually have to make a profit.
Best video about sourcing pearls on TH-cam. I have watched others to compare. This one explains the entire process clear and concise. However, it is Spring 2023 and I don't see this company still doing business?
6:20 that man's hands are so dexterous.. Real skill
I really appreciated this---totally fascinating. Thank you!
really educational and informative, i'm glad the oyster wasn't just thrown away and it was used for other purposes.
Is that looks very interesting, and looks fun to just experience it. The pearls are absolutely beautiful, and my favorite part is that you guys absolutely waste nothing. Not a lot of people care that much. If I ever in my entire life buy any type of pearl for myself or one of my daughters I am definitely buying them from the Pearl outlet.
Great video, it's also great to know that nothing goes to waste.
My name is Pearl and I'm currently 27 weeks pregnant. It's a girl and I will be naming her Akoya 😍😍
Hey
Thank you so much for your hard work.
I admire my Akoya pearl collection; it is a touch of beauty and grace.
Hello bro
Very informative!
The pearls have a nice ASMR sound
Great video.
Fascinating stuff. Thank you
Thank you so much. It is definitely very informative. 😆
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Very good video. With state of the art lighting. They might be able to speed up the precision color matching of the Pearl strands and more readily show imperfections.
Such effort goes into this process - how amazing!
I have 2 questions:
1) Is there a standard ratio between the radius of the nucleus bead and the thickness of the nacre? In another word, how do I know how much "real pearl material" I am buying?
2) Why don't farmers put in gigantic beads to get gigantic cultured pearls?
Thank u for detail showing👍👏
Thank u so much for detail showing wd detail information 👍👏
Interesting to see so many manual jobs not replaced by robots. But hey, this video is from 2010.
freshwater pearl also very nice. i like all pearls.
I love pearls
is it possible to do farming of Akoya pearl farming at home?
"The lower quality pearls are ground up for medicinal uses in creams"
I'm also a fan of putting my creamy pearls on faces.
For something so precious and created by the oyster ....found the whole handling process to be rough and commercialized!
Beautiful
I feel like a lot of these processes could be automated based on facial recognition AI
Met3lAngel new jobs would always open. Automation would just further enhance innovation.
Was someone holding a gun to the narrators head when making this video? The guy sounds so quiet and nervous
Haha. I think he’s just an awkward dude. We have a lot of those.
Hello. Is red,cranberry, black , natural colors or are they dyed those colors?
i am trying to find bulk pearls in a oyster from japan, anyone know where i can find one
Hi Dawn where u able to find bulk pearls and refer me ...
which type of oyester required for cultivating pearls and how to grow oyester.
Kuldeep Mehta for more details call me
enjoy this video
So if you use farms like this to produce pearls, how is their value still high? Wouldn't this decrease their value since there are so many of them?
The Happy Greek Farming the oysters is a long and labor extensive process, and they can only be harvested in the winter.
made *expensive due to men looking for a way to get more money, like creating women razors.
wow they are doing a fabulous job ♥ يستوي تعطوني عقد واحد بس هههههه مابا زياده أنا راضيه ^^ "
اقل عقد بدو 50 الف $
what is the machine to wash pearl name
What a difference with Chinese and Japanese pearl workers. The Japanese are so clean and more care in watching the pearls whereas the Chinese are just dirty and messy. Japanese pearls for me anytime/
wanna try a Chinese oyster。。。 RAW?
Well yeah, one is meant to be affordable where as the other is produced for high quality
You obviously have never come to a proper pearl place in China. I used to live in Shanghai and travelled near by city. Don’t remember the name of the town but they do commercial farmed pearl. The quality is tip top. You can actually find pearls that are up to 30mm in diameter. But of course they come with insane price. It can cost about $10000 easy
who told u chinese pearl dirty, they have have sea to plant pearl ,and most pearl in mkt come from china
no, i think what you're looking at are sellers for different target markets. From this video, it seems the target market is for those who are more affluent and don't care about the price so much as to the quality.
If I ever see a clam at the beach I know what i'm doing :)
Sleepy voice
Akoya pearls are also all bead with a thin nacre on the outside. Freshwater pearls all the way.
wasilaify Freshwater pearls are easier to produce and have much less value than saltwater pearls
Do you sale in bulk ?
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There seems to be so much pride taken in their jobs do to it well. But I have heard that the farming end of the production is falling due to the younger generation not being interested in taking up the family business so to speak. This would be such a shame if this is true. There is nothing wrong with keeping tradition and learning to make it work successfully.
How can I get oysters here in USA
Anyone else here because of Jessica Jones?
They say they come from China. Maybe people should know.
I see why there so expensive lots of work. Here's a suggestion give each of your employees the gift of a pearl set every end of year for great productivity, the whole set earrings necklace and bracelets or even a tiara made of pearls. Just a suggestion
Please can someone tell us for real if those Chinese girls who harvest all the colours you can think of from even geoduck and snails where they simple fall out, are for real?
That video is fake. The video we are commenting on is how real pearls are cultivated and harvested. I don't think the Geoduck is even capable of producing nacre.
wrong music lol
in other words i wont make value from akoya pearls i bought off wish :(
Wares I have them
they use chop stick..🤣🤣🤣🤣....pro
10sec. in and im already annoyed by the sound of his tongue in his mouth...
我想买一些珍珠。 如果你能告诉我这家商店的地址和电话号码会很有帮助。
5:50 imagine someone dropping a container full of pearls 😂
And then speaking Japanese saying, “ahh Wt f@#* not again. Dang it I hate this crap! And you, you recording make me nervous.”
😂😂😂
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oh my god, im at the 00:34 mark and im not sure if i can handle that voice anymore...what the heck is wrong with him cant he talk properly?! its frigging distracting the noises he makes while talking and breathing onto the mic.
Omg ur comment is from 7 yrs ago, i want to see what was 7 years ago if you dont mind me asking??
Ohhhh 😿🙈😿🙈😿😡
Stop calling it Oyschurr
20000pis
Terrible to work in water all day!
Hey hey guys! I work with new a company selling jewelry and opening oyster! We can also send the oyster to you for you to open! Check out our Facebook,com /popthatpearl 😄
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I will never buy the Chinese pearls the Japan pearls is more well care
Watching this video is making me NOT wanting to buy the CHEAP CHINESE FRESH WATER PEARLS
Change the narrator please
I love pearls