Tahitian Pearls are unique, natural pearls produced by the black-lipped oyster found in the warm waters of the South Pacific, particularly around the islands of Tahiti. These pearls are renowned for their dark colors, which can range from black to shades of green, blue, and even purple. Their distinctive hues are a result of the oyster's environment and the specific conditions in which they are formed. These pearls are larger than many other types, typically measuring between 8 to 18 millimeters in diameter. Tahitian Pearls are highly valued for their luster and unique colors, making them a popular choice for jewelry. Their rarity and beauty contribute to their status as one of the most sought-after types of pearls in the world.