What is Sea Magic by Mikimoto?

#6) What are Mikimoto “Sea Magic” and “Blue Lagoon Pearls”? Both “Blue Lagoon” and “Sea Magic” pearl lines are from Mikimoto, but they are a lower quality Akoya pearl that is distributed to commercial jewelry chains such as Zales or Kay Jewelers.

Are Mikimoto pearls a good investment?

Even a simple strand of Mikimoto pearls can set you back thousands of dollars. And the princes only get higher the more intricate the pearls. Therefore, we’re inclined to say that Mikimoto really isn’t worth the money — save your money and stick to the fake stuff.

Are Mikimoto pearls cheaper in Japan?

Thanks! I found the Mikimoto prices in Japan to be cheaper than the Mikimoto prices in Hong Kong, if that’s any indication. I think the prices in Japan were about 10% to 15% cheaper? The Mikimoto pearls are beautiful, but bear in mind though that you will be paying extra for the brand.

Why is Mikimoto pearl so expensive?

They are rarer and therefore they are a lot more expensive than their cultured pearl counterparts.

Is Mikimoto pearls cheaper in Japan?

I found the Mikimoto prices in Japan to be cheaper than the Mikimoto prices in Hong Kong, if that’s any indication.

Why is Mikimoto expensive?

Mikimoto grades their pearls: A, A+, AA and AAA Quality, which is their highest/best pearl grade. Their AAA Quality Akoya are so rare, and so expensive, that there are only one or two strands produced each year.

Is Akoya same as Mikimoto?

Sometimes mistaken for a type of pearl, Mikimoto is actually a brand name famous for selling Akoya Pearls.

How do you clean Mikimoto pearls?

Wash pearls in distilled water with mild baby soap using a soft, natural bristle manicure brush. Support the jewelry and rinse with distilled water only. Pat off excess water and spread pearls flat to air dry; do not move until they are completely dry. Polish with a dry, soft cloth.

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