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Written By: Yvonne Mal

1	What's in the Name – Tahitian Pearls Written by: Yvonne Mal | Distributed: 2007-01-16 | - Word Count: 1035 | Viewed: 1878 | Votes: 7 | Rating: 2.57 With the exception of Poe Konini, Poe Rava and Titian, the Cook Islands Black Pearls, Black-lipped Pearls, Black Pearls, Black South Sea Pearls, Black Tahitian Pearls, Grey Pearls, Tahitian Black Pearls, Tahitian Cultured Pearls and Tahitian Pearls are all common names used interchangeably when referring to pearls cultured in the black-lipped pearl oyster (pinctada margaritifera) or Te Ufi.
2	Keshi Pearls -- The Center of Jewelry Art Written by: Yvonne Mal | Distributed: 2007-01-16 | - Word Count: 610 | Viewed: 1799 | Votes: 9 | Rating: 3.22 Beyond the "round pearl," nature nurtures a variety of abstract and artistic shapes. Of those, the "Keshi Cultured Pearls" (Keshi); used by many jewelry designers to create jewelry art, embodies elegance and is undoubtedly the alternative for those who want all nacre (non-nucleated) pearls.
3	Blue Pearls of the New Zealand Paua Written by: Yvonne Mal | Distributed: 2007-01-10 | - Word Count: 424 | Viewed: 3882 | Votes: 6 | Rating: 2.50 The Blackfoot Paua (Abalone: haliotis iris), one of eight mollusk variety found around the Pacific Rim, is indigenous to New Zealand coastal waters. Read on to learn more about pearls.