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Does one of you know the official term for pearl whose surface is un-smooth? Not "blemished", it's not a default, just a special surface given to artificial beads. In French they're said to be "granitée", ie, granite-like.
Here's a photo to show what I mean:
For curious ones :o) the crystal beside is a swarovski and its international official colour is "Light Colorado Topaz" - so you see, I can't write rubbish...
Here's a photo to show what I mean:
For curious ones :o) the crystal beside is a swarovski and its international official colour is "Light Colorado Topaz" - so you see, I can't write rubbish...
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http://www.pearls.com/education/pearlcharacteristics.asp
For artificial beads, this "granite-like" aspect is expressly made, for pearls as well for metal, china, ceramic... This is a special effect (which isn't my cup of tea, but of tastes and colours...)
Thanks for all your efforts!
Fourth picture from the bottom on the left. I know it's not exactly the same but it's close I think.
That's good to have so many help at once! You're great!!! {{{{hug you all}}}