How much is a strand of Mikimoto pearls worth?

For a fine quality strand of classic Japanese Akoya pearls ranging from 5.0-8.5mm, you can expect to spend minimum $3,000 up to $7,000 or so (and of course, finer qualities are available upon request!).

Are Vintage Mikimoto pearls valuable?

Mikimoto pearls are special to Sweetie for value, yes, but mainly for sentimental worth.

Are Mikimoto pearls overpriced?

They are rarer and therefore they are a lot more expensive than their cultured pearl counterparts. So, when cultured pearl entered the scene they were gorgeous pearls and they were a lot cheaper and usually rounder than natural pearls.

Does Mikimoto use Akoya pearls?

The most luminous of all, “Mikimoto Pearl” Only the Akoya cultured pearls with the highest quality and luster can be bestowed with the name “Mikimoto Pearl.”

Are all Mikimoto pearls marked?

All Mikimoto jewellery is marked either with Mikimoto or the trade mark M in an Akoya oyster shell and either a silver or gold mark. The silver marks vary from S, SIL, Sterling, Silver, 950. If it is not marked with a Mikimoto mark it cannot be said to be genuine.

Is Mikimoto a good brand?

Mikimoto is one of the finest producers of Akoya pearls in the world and is widely recognized as the most prestigious pearl retailer in the industry. While Mikimoto’s reputation for providing its clients with top-quality pearls is irrefutable, they also charge a considerable premium for their Mikimoto brand.

Which country is best to buy pearls?

Japan is the acknowledged leader in Akoya pearl production – known to produce the best, most consistently beautiful Akoya pearls in the world.

Are Mikimoto pearls better?

Mikimoto is one of the finest producers of Akoya pearls in the world and is widely recognized as the most prestigious pearl retailer in the industry….Are Mikimoto Pearls Better?