The mysterious and legendary story of the "Queen of Gems" pearls
For a long time, pearls have won the love of people all over the world for their delicate texture, bright luster, subtle and restrained charm. People will also have the pearl of the "Queen of Gems" as the birthstone of June.
In the Western legend, the beautiful god Venus was born in a shell. When the shell was opened, the dew dripping from her became a pearl. In ancient India, people believed that the pearl was used by the gods in the morning. The dew is transformed into a illusion; in the Persian mythology, the pearl that evolved from the tears of the gods symbolizes the light and hope; the folks in China also have the sayings of "the millennium, the sensation of the moon, the pearl" and the "dewdrop into the pearl".
Pearl is one of the traditional jewels in China. As early as 4,000 years ago, in the "History of the Sea", there was a record of "the Emperor of the South China Sea, the seaweed and the pearl". "Beads" in "jewels and jade" refers exclusively to pearls.
The breakthrough progress made by China's pearl culture technology in the 1970s has promoted the rapid development of China's pearl industry. According to incomplete statistics, in 2007 China's freshwater pearl production accounted for 95% of the world's total freshwater pearl production. At present, China has formed six freshwater pearl breeding bases in Hunan, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Hubei and Jiangxi, seawater breeding bases in Guangxi, Guangdong and Hainan, pearl processing in Zhuji, Zhejiang, Suzhou, Tanggu, Guangxi Beihai and Hainan Haikou. Batch and distribution center. China's pearl industry has formed a complete industrial chain of breeding, processing, sales, design, identification and research and development, and developed a variety of products such as pearl jewelry, handicrafts, health products, beauty products and clothing.
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