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Freshwater Keishi Pearl Beads |
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Keishi is frequently spelled different ways including Keishe, Kashe, and Keshi. They are also referred to as Cornflake Pearls.
Keishi pearls are formed when mollusk ejects the pearl bead nucleus and still continues to make a pearl. For that reason, Keishi pearls are available in many unusual shapes and a variety of sizes and colors. |
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How Many Keishi Pearls on a Strand?
It's hard to say because Keishi pearls are typically drilled at the end and scrunched together on a strand. If you need to the know the number for a specific project, please contact us at info@abeadstore.com
Pearl buying tips:
Freshwater pearls are temporarily strung and sold by the strand. Strands are usually 15.5-16" long (40 cm).
Pearls are a natural product and some styles and colors will be available only in limited amounts. Though we try to buy pearls that can be re-stocked,
some styles may not be available again. So, we suggest you purchase all the strands that you need for a particular project at the same time.
Our pearls are priced based on their overall quality. Higher priced pearls will be more consistent in color and shape and have better luster. Small pearls also will be higher in price (more labor to prepare the strands) as will very large pearls (more rare and they take longer to culture).
The freshwater pearls we sell at abeadstore.com and PearlBeadSale.com are all cultured pearls; for more information about the pearl culturing process please see the All About Pearls page on our wholesale website PearlBeadSale.com.
For more tips and information about selecting and buying Freshwater Pearls, please visit Pearl Buying Tips. .
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