When I opened this shell, I had to take a second look. This soft, natural blush… it’s one of the rarest colors a freshwater pearl can grow. Very few pearls ever develop this gentle pink tone on their own. And the chance of people actually seeing it? Even smaller. During large-scale pearl harvests, most pearls go through a bleaching process. Workers bleach entire batches together to bring them closer to pure white — the color that sells the best and is most accepted in the market. Because of that

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A🏵️L🌼O🌺 H 🪷A PEARLY SHELL An old Hawaiian song, : “For every grain of sand upon the beach, I've got a kiss for you.” The original song in Hawaiian is Pupu A `O `Ewa, which remembers the famous land of Pu'uloa (Pearl Harbor) #backgroundmusicbelongstotherightfulowner | Nerry Dy