The Pearl

Pearl Microsoft Encarta defines superstition as an irrational but often rooted belief in certain actions and ceremonial magical effects in the possibility to carry out its fortune and bad luck. Religion is defined as people's beliefs and opinions about the existence of gods, nature and worship, and sacred participation in the lives of the universe and human beings. In the first chapter, Juana finds out that she does not know whether she believes her own first polytheism or whether she believes in the newly introduced monotheism religion (probably Catholic).

As CIBJO and GIA state, the correct definition of the South Sea pearl is a pearl manufactured by Pinctada maxima pearl shell. The pearl of the South Sea is the color of oysters of its host Pinctada maxima - and includes white, silver, pink, gold, cream, and these including the various colors of rainbow eucalyptus shell displayed in the pearl mother-of-pearl The basic color combination is itself. South Sea pearls are the largest and rarest pearls in cultured pearls - making them the most valuable pearls. South Sea Pearl, known for its excellent "oriental" or gloss, is now grown in the oyster world of Pinctada maxima. The best one among them is produced by Paspaley along the coastal line on the extreme northwest. Australian white and silver Southsea pearl is often from the Bloom region of Australia, gold pearls are more common in the Philippines and Indonesia.

Black Cultured Pearls from Black Pearl Oysters - Pinctada margaritifera - not South Sea pearls, they are often mistakenly called black South Sea pearls. Because there is no official definition of black oyster pearl, these pearls are often called "black pearl". As CIBJO and GIA state, the correct definition of the South Sea pearl is a pearl manufactured by Pinctada maxima pearl shell. Its host South ocean pearl oyster South Sea pearl - and it is white, silver, pink, gold, cream, and combinations of these basic colors including rainbow colors displayed in the pearl oyster huts overtones Well, self

The pearl oyster of pearl oysters - oysters of pearls - living in the ocean, and another - a group of very different bivalves - living in freshwater, these are mussels like freshwater pearl mussels. Seawater pearls can grow on some ocean pearl oysters in the Pteriidae family. Freshwater pearls grow on some (but not all) freshwater mussels of the Unionida, Unionidae and Margaritiferidae family. The unique gloss of the pearl depends on the reflection, refraction and diffraction of the light from the translucent layer. The thinner the pearl layer, the shinier. The rainbow color of pearls is caused by the overlapping of successive layers destroying the light striking the surface. In addition, pearls (especially cultured freshwater pearls) can be dyed in yellow, green, blue, brown, pink, purple or black. The best pearl has a metallic mirror-like luster