Freshwater Cultured Pearl Stone (Moti Ratna) 9.19 Carat (10.10 Ratti) Round Shape
SKU: TSGTL3300
Gemstone & Physical Specifications
Details of this stone, with the standard gemological properties of its species.
- Weight
- 9.19 Carat (≈ 10.10 Ratti)
- Shape / Cut
- Round Shape
- Hardness
- 2.5 - 4.5
- Specific Gravity (S.G.)
- 2.67 - 2.78 Approx
- Certificate / Report No.
- TSGTL3300
- Dimensions
- 10.60 mm
- Origin
- Freshwater Cultured
- Refractive Index (R.I.)
- 1.55 Spot
- Certification Lab
- The Standard Gem Testing Laboratory (An ISO 9001-2015 Certified Laboratory)
Detailed Product Description
Selected for astrological and fine jewelry use, this Freshwater Cultured Pearl Stone (Moti Ratna) offers a 9.19 carat (10.10 ratti) weight and a 10.60 mm round outline. Its natural white color carries a pleasant creamish hue, complete with a laboratory test report from The Standard Gem Testing Laboratory (An ISO 9001-2015 Certified Laboratory).
A freshwater cultured pearl is grown inside a freshwater mussel with human help: a small piece of mantle tissue, sometimes with a bead, is placed in the mussel, which coats it with layers of nacre that give the pearl its soft glow. Pearl is an organic gem material, mainly calcium carbonate, rather than a mineral. Round is the hardest shape to culture, so most freshwater cultured pearls grow near-round, button, oval or baroque.
Appearance
This pearl has a round outline and profile, measuring 10.60 mm. Freshwater cultured pearls can show small surface marks, tiny pits, growth lines or slight variation in shape and lustre; these are normal features of an organic gem. Check this pearl's outline, profile, colour and surface in the photos and video before choosing it.
At 10.60 mm, this generous large pearl is an impressive choice for statement jewelry or high-presence astrological settings. Its bold spherical silhouette feels solid and weighty in hand.
Traditional Use
Cultured pearl, known as Moti or Moti Ratna and called Mukta in Sanskrit, is traditionally associated with the Moon (Chandra) in Vedic astrology. Customers buying it for astrological use usually follow their astrologer's guidance.
Care
Pearls are delicate compared with many mineral gemstones. Put this pearl on after perfume, cosmetics and hair spray, and take it off first. Wipe it gently with a very soft clean cloth after wearing and store it separately in a soft pouch or box. For occasional cleaning use warm soapy water gently, then dry it fully. Never use ultrasonic or steam cleaning, and keep it away from acids, harsh chemicals, heat, long periods of strong light and rough wear.
Compare similar pearls in our Pearl Stone (Moti Ratna) collection, or read the Pearl (Moti) buying guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this Moti a cultured pearl or an imitation?
It is a freshwater cultured pearl, grown in a freshwater mussel with human help, like every pearl Ratna Gems sells. Its lab report records pearl properties (refractive index and specific gravity) and identifies it as pearl, not glass, plastic or shell; the report card is shown in the photos.
Is this Moti perfectly round?
A cultured pearl is an organic gem created by a living mollusc and is seldom a mathematically perfect sphere. Its printed measurements show its natural symmetry; inspect the 360-degree video and profile photos to examine its exact curvature.
Is this a Basra Moti?
No. Basra Moti is the trade name for natural pearls from the Persian Gulf, which formed without human help and are now seldom sold. This Moti is a freshwater cultured pearl and is sold as one.
What should I check before buying a Moti online?
Check the lab report card shown in the photos, the exact carat weight and ratti, the dimensions in millimetres, and inspect the pearl's natural surface and glow across all photos and the 360-degree video.
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