Ami Pearls

Ami Pearls

　　　　Product Name: Ami Pearls

　　Place of Origin: Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province

　　Product Features: Round and radiant, sparkling and dazzling, cool and subtle.

　　Product Benefits: Skincare, spot removal, beauty and complexion enhancement. Contains anti-cancer and anti-aging substances, and is highly effective in treating hyperthyroidism, chronic pharyngitis, and more.

　　Product Introduction: The Ami Pearl Farm in Pinghu City, Zhejiang Province, was established in 1982. It currently has 15 acres of farming waters and over 60,000 triangle shell mussels within the city, and also operates a joint venture farm in Jinhua City, our province. In response to market demands, the farm continuously improves its farming techniques, producing round and radiant pearls and developing special specifications such as oval and flat-round shapes. In addition to the conventional white pearls, colors include pink, gold, pink-purple, flesh tone, peacock green, black, and coffee-toned iridescent hues. The Ami Pearl Farm is one of the first designated travel goods production enterprises in Jiaxing City and has even been featured in a special report on CCTV's "Agricultural News." The farm crafts high-quality pearls into jewelry, offering six major series including necklaces, rings, bracelets, anklets, earrings, and pendants, with over 50 styles. Imported high-end accessories are used, and the items come in beautifully designed gift boxes. Ami Pearl jewelry has gained a market presence in nearby cities such as Shanghai and Hangzhou, and has attracted some foreign investors and expatriates working in Pinghu who commission custom pearl jewelry as gifts for family and friends back home.

　　Product History: China is one of the earliest countries in the world to harvest, utilize, cultivate, and produce freshwater pearls. As early as the Spring and Autumn Period, the "Book of Documents" contains records about pearls, and the "Exploitation of the Works of Nature" features illustrations of pearl diving. China began harvesting natural pearls from the Huai River basin as tribute over 4,000 years ago, and pearls have also been found as burial ornaments in ancient tombs. By the Ming Dynasty, the method of cultivating freshwater pearls was invented.

　　Product Anecdote: Emperors, concubines, nobles, and aristocratic women throughout history used pearls for cosmetic and beauty purposes. Empress Dowager Cixi of the Qing Dynasty had particularly strict standards for using pearls in beauty routines. In addition to applying them to her face, she would take a spoonful of refined top-grade pearl powder every ten days to maintain soft, glowing, delicate, and fair skin. Cixi was also buried with pearls, including one in her mouth, and when her tomb was excavated, her face appeared lifelike. Due to the presence of various essential amino acids and trace elements that the human body needs, pearls can enhance skin cell vitality and promote metabolism when absorbed through surface cells, thereby delaying aging. Therefore, modern technology also utilizes pearl powder in crafting various high-end cosmetic products. These cosmetics can be absorbed by the epidermal cells, boost cell vitality, promote metabolism, and offer nourishing, spot-removing, and anti-aging effects. Pearl-based beauty treatments can whiten the skin, reduce wrinkles, and over time, lead to a radiant, fair, soft, and delicate complexion.