Q：Which nucleated pearls are commonly seen on the market currently?
A：There are several main types of nucleated pearls available on the market, including:
- Freshwater pearls: Freshwater pearls come from freshwater mollusks, such as mussels. They come in various shapes, including round, semi-round, and baroque, and are typically more affordable.
- Baroque pearls：With irregular shapes and rich colors, offer unique beauty, making them popular for distinctive jewelry designs.
- Akoya pearls：Akoya pearls are a type of saltwater pearl, originating from Akoya oysters in Japan. They are typically round or near-round, with high luster and a small size range.
- South Sea pearls：South Sea pearls are another type of saltwater pearl, mainly produced by mollusks in the South China Sea, such as the South Sea pearl oyster. They are usually larger, come in various colors including white, pink, golden, and black.
- Tahitian black pearls：These pearls are produced by black-lipped oysters in French Polynesia and have a deep blue or black color, making them high-end pearls.
- Metallic pearls: Metallic pearls are produced by implanting pearl tissue into metal spheres and commonly include silver, gold, and other metals.
These are some common types of nucleated pearls in the market, each with its unique characteristics and price range.