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On viewing the latest chocolate pearl jewelry, even those who are not fans of it can pick a few pieces for a fresh start. The ring in particular is exquisite in design, shimmer and elegance that I practically lack words to describe it. The jeweler knew exactly how to synchronize eighteen karat rose gold, Chocolate Tahitian pearl bead and shapely diamond stones to produce a striking ring that is only one point five grams in weight. Anyone women is likely to fall for the forty round cut prong-set tiny diamonds of very high quality accentuating the big pearl bead at the middle of the band.

Chocolate or brown colored pearls are not at all new because Ballerina pearl company of New York came up with the formula of turning Tahitian black pearls in to this color approximately two thousand A.D. They have been a hit ever since and some reliable study performed by Geological Institute of America confirms that the Tahitian black pearls bleached and heated to turn chocolate colored are actually from a black-lipped oyster. The same story of rarity is not any different with the natural brown colored pearls because the oysters responsible are few and almost extinct. Whenever they are found, the pearls are less shiny, have silvery surface appearance with a combination of black and brown hues. Chocolate Tahitian pearls that have been synthesized from the black Tahitian pearls are directly opposite of that since they look shiny, brighter and luxurious. In simpler words, these serve as a substitute to the infrequent natural brown colored pearls.

Instead of having a dark overtone, they appear to have vivid chocolate brown tones over darker brown depending on the surfaces facing the light. Some describe these pearls as having bronze, copper or even rust brown shades but beauty and classiness are guaranteed. The chocolate Tahitian pearl ring can also be set on white or yellow gold, platinum, or sterling silver to give it a unique appearance and sophistication. For those seriously looking for this exquisite pearl ring can try the collections offered by smartbargains.com or pearloasis.com although these are really pricey.