Pearls have long been a valuable trade commodity. The discovery of pearls in Central and South America in the 15th-16th centuries marked the Pearl Age. Pearls are symbolically important in many world religions representing purity and perfection. Historically, the Persian Gulf, particularly Bahrain, was the largest source of pearls due to conditions producing lustrous pearls, though many other regions like Japan, Australia, and parts of the U.S. also produce pearls commercially today with China being a major global source.

2. Pearls have been an important trade commodity, the
discovery of pearls in Central and South America in the
15th and 16th century made it Pearl Age.

3. Pearls have a place in Hindu, Islamic and Christian traditions
- often to symbolise purity and perfection.

4. From China, Japan, Russia, and India pearls coveted such
high regard because they do not need to be cut or polished.

5. The Persian Gulf, Bahrain, was the largest resource of
pearls because the sweet and salt waters in their area
produced lustrous pearls.

6. Japan, Australia, French Polynesia, Micronesian Islands,
and parts of the United States are sources of pearls, but
China remains the major source of pearls in the commercial
world.

7. Pearl is ruled by the cool planet moon. Pure saltwater
pearls are rare and highly recommended for reducing mental
agitations and marital discords.

8. Website – pearl.org.in
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