Les quatre bijoux en perles légendaires

Pearl jewelry can be said to be a heartthrob in the jewelry industry, among which there are four legendary pearls: the Pearl of Laozi, the Pearl of the Regent, the Pearl of Asia, and the “Medicis” pearl chain
Pearls can be said to be a heartthrob in the jewelry industry, among which there are four legendary pearls: the Pearl of Laozi, the Pearl of the Regent, the Pearl of Asia, and the “Medicis” collier
How are they legendary? Ayung Jewelry Network will guide you one by one:
The most unexpected – Laozi’s Pearl
The Pearl of Laozi (Pearl of Allah) “Laozi Pearl” has jumped to the first place in the world’s natural pearl ranking. On May 7, 1934, in the Gulf of Palawan in the Philippines, a group of children went into the sea to catch marine animals and found one missing when they landed. After searching and salvaging, it was found that the child was trapped in the foot by a clam while diving, and thus drowned. Lorsque les gens ont récupéré et ouvert la coquille de palourde, ils ont trouvé une énorme perle à l'intérieur, qui mesurait 241 mm de long, 139mm de large, et pesait 6350 g. C'est la plus grande perle naturelle d'eau de mer découverte dans le monde, nommée “La Perle d'Allah” ou “The Pearl of Laozi”. Dans 1969, Le docteur américain Cope a soigné le propriétaire de la “Perle de Laozi” – le fils d'un chef local. Le chef l'a remercié en lui donnant la “Pearl of Allah”. Cette perle valait autant que 4.08 un million de dollars américains à l'époque. Elle est actuellement conservée dans le coffre de la Banque de San Francisco aux États-Unis.
La plus convoitée – Perle d'Asie
La “Perle d'Asie” se classe deuxième parmi les perles naturelles découvertes dans le monde et a été collectée dans le golfe Persique en 1628. La perle a un diamètre en longueur d'environ 100 mm et un diamètre court de 60-70 mm, avec un poids de 12 lg. Avant la découverte de la “Laozi Pearl”, c'était la plus grande perle du monde à cette époque. En février 10, 1993, le Nihon Keizai Shimbun a rapporté que deux perles mondialement célèbres, le “Perle d'Asie” and the “Perle de l'Espoir”, qui autrefois étaient considérées comme inconnues, apparaissaient au Japon. Ceci est un bijou à Tokyo, Japan, emprunté à son propriétaire qui vit à Londres pour commémorer le 100e anniversaire de la culture réussie de perles artificielles au Japon.

La plus puissante – Perle de la Princesse Régente
La perle connue sous le nom de “Régente” est la cinquième plus grande perle découverte dans le monde. Elle était à l'origine montée sur la couronne de France et a été offerte par Napoléon Ier à sa seconde épouse, Marie-Louise. La 'Régente Féminine'’ est de forme ovale, pesant 84.25 carats ou 16.85 grammes, et a été vendue en 1887. La 'Régente Féminine'’ était autrefois une grande perle appartenant à la famille royale française. Cette perle, estimée à 500000 à 800000 dollars américains, will be auctioned along with the diamond crown in Geneva in November this year.
The most profound origin – “Medicis” bead chain
La “Medicis” pearl necklace consists of 6 rows of round beads and 25 beads, originally owned by Pope Clement. When his niece Catherine de Medes married King Henry II of France in 1533, the Pope gave her a pearl necklace. Several years later, when Catherine’s son Fran ç ois became king and married the beautiful Scottish princess Mary Stuart, she was very satisfied with the marriage and gave the “Medicis” necklace to her daughter-in-law. Two years after marriage, Fran ç ois died of illness, and Queen Mary became a widow at the age of 18. Later, Mary returned to Scotland and took possession of the necklace gifted by the Empress Dowager. The Queen of Scotland died in 1558. Mary was supposed to succeed to the throne, but her cousin sisters usurped the throne and executed Mary in 1587. La “Medicis” necklace was therefore transferred to Elizabeth. Catherine has been trying to retrieve the pearl chain, but to no avail. 16 years later, the Queen of Scotland passed away and Mary’s son James I ascended to the throne, inheriting the pearl chain. James gave the pearl necklace to his daughter Elizabeth, who in turn gave it to her daughter Sophia. Sophia brought the “Medicis” pearl necklace to England and gave it to her son William IV, making this timeless pearl necklace a treasure of the English royal family. After the death of William IV, Victoria succeeded to the throne and ruled the empire for over 60 ans, but she never wore the beaded necklace because her Hanoverian cousin believed it belonged to her and demanded its return. But there was no result for a long time, but in the end, this cousin still got a pearl necklace. But it is difficult to determine whether it is the string of “Medicis” bead chains that have adorned 14 queens. No one knows where the pearl necklace, which has been passed down through generations, is now.