Pearl Knowledge Sharing
The History of Fukui Pearls (2) - "Pearl Farming"
As early as 2000, Fukui Pearl began to expand its retail business in Hong Kong for more than ten years. In the Mainland, we not only develop the pearl farming industry, but also develop it into a tourism industry with educational elements. Many people come to the pearl farms in the Mainland to experience and learn the technology of pearl farming, and then combine it with authentic local food and delicacies to transform pearls, which are natural gems that are difficult to approach, into parent-child activities that are loved by the whole family......
The History of Fukui Pearls (3) - "The Beginning of Pearl Farming in Hong Kong"
The incident happened in mid-February 2015. We got the news from a cooperating fisherman that "a 'red tide' had hit and killed all the pearl oysters." When everyone rushed to the pearl farm the next day, only...
Public Lecture: Say "I Do" to the Earth - Why Choose Sustainable Pearls (Part 2)
The theme shared at the jewelry booth in July and August: Say "I do" to the Earth - Why choose sustainable pearls (Part 2)If you have 1 hectare of sea area to culture pearl oysters:
• Remove 500 kg of nitrogen per day (for feed)
• Filters 40 Olympic swimming pools per day • Increases 5 metric tons of wild marine fish per year • Stores a total of 2.1 metric tons of carbon
Public Lecture: Say "I Do" to the Earth - Why Choose Sustainable Pearls (Part 1)
The theme shared with everyone at the jewelry booth in July and August: Say "I do" to the Earth - Why choose sustainable pearls Hong Kong's "Sustainable Pearls" > Relationships > Dating > Community of Shared Future "Sustainable Development"Pearl World Map - Major Saltwater and Freshwater Pearls
- China - Freshwater Pearls (Pond Butterfly Mussels)
- Japan - Akoya pearls (Marshmallow oyster) 4.5-8.5 mm
- Hong Kong - Hong Kong pearls (Marshy oyster) 6-8.5 mm
- Indonesia - South Sea Golden Pearl (Golden Lip Oyster) 10-20 mm
- Australia - South Sea White Pearl (White Pearl Oyster) 10-20 mm
- Tahiti - Tahitian black pearl (black lipped oyster) 9-14 mm