Description
Introducing Pearls of the World: Tahitian Pearl, a striking release in the collectible Pearls of the World Series.
Inspired by the exotic Tahitian pearl, this design celebrates one of the world’s most distinctive natural gems. Tahitian pearls are known for their naturally dark body color and remarkable overtones that can include shades of green, blue, silver, and peacock. Primarily cultivated in French Polynesia from the black-lipped oyster, their unique appearance has made them highly prized around the world.
This collectible pairs the beauty and elegance of the Tahitian pearl with 1 gram of .999 fine silver in a colorful, display-ready format. Each piece features a colorized design and comes carded, making it easy to collect, display, gift, or resell.
As part of a series of 5, Tahitian Pearl also offers strong set-building appeal for collectors following the complete Pearls of the World collection.
Series: Pearls of the World
Series Size: 5 Designs
Design: Tahitian Pearl
Metal: 1 Gram .999 Silver
Finish: Colorized
Presentation: Carded
Mintage: 10,000
ETA: January 2027
Tahitian Pearl 1g .999 Silver
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Pearls of the World: Tahitian Pearl is part of a collectible 5-piece series, featuring 1 gram of .999 silver with a beautiful colorized design inspired by the exotic Tahitian pearl. Each piece comes carded for presentation, with a mintage of 10,000 pieces.
$19.95
SKU: tahitian-pearl-1g-999-silver
Specifications
| Metal Type | Silver |
| Weight | 1g |
| Purity | .999 |
| Mint | 320 Coins |
| Mintage | 10,000 |
| SKU | tahitian-pearl-1g-999-silver |
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