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What are Baroque Pearls?
Baroque pearls are the oddballs - they come in endless irregular shapes that don't fit in the other categories. They are considered the least valuable of all the pearl shapes.… However, they can be highly lustrous and quite beautiful, especially when placed in a creative setting that enhances the unique shape. They are commonly found in more affordable pearl jewelry. Natural saltwater pearls are usually baroque or semi-baroque. Round ones are extremely rare. Baroques are often regarded as a good alternative to the more expensive symmetrical shapes when one's budget is limited. Baroque Akoya pearl strands are considered low quality. Freshwater, cultured & natural pearl are frequently baroque, especially if they are natural. Baroque freshwater pearls & Tahitian pearls are considered desirable. More info about pearl shapes, Please click onto the related link below (MORE)