Pearls, often revered as the Queen of Gemstones, exude an ageless allure and deep symbolism. Within the world of gemstones, pearls offer a distinctive link to the energies of the Goddess, rendering them invaluable assets in moon rituals and manifestation practices. Their resonance is one of exquisite equilibrium, delicately infusing the aura and etheric bodies with harmonizing vibrations.
 
Embodying notions of purity and faith, pearls possess a profound significance. They act as potent catalysts for elevating personal integrity, revealing truths, nurturing sincerity, and cultivating wisdom. In the realm of magic and mysticism, pearls are esteemed as protective talismans, capable of shielding against unwelcome influences from the ethereal realms.
 
Pearls, with their luminous elegance, transcend temporal and cultural boundaries, blending aesthetic allure with profound spiritual import. As conduits of balance and divine energy, they persist in inspiring individuals to embrace the wisdom of the Goddess, uphold unwavering integrity, and embark on quests to unearth the truths that reside within both the seen and the unseen dimensions of existence.
 
Black Pearls are said to bring abundance, luck, and prosperity into your life. They are often used by women around the time of menopause as they are said to help control mood swings brought on by hormone imbalances. Tahitian Pearls are considered to be the second most valuable commercially farmed pearls in the world. Unlike black freshwater and black Akoya Pearls, which have been irradiated or dyed, Tahitians come by their dark color naturally.
 
Legend says that Cleopatra (69 BC - 30 BC) was able to use a Pearl to win a bet whilst meeting with the Roman general Marc Antony, whom she later wed. Her wager was that she could serve the most expensive dinner of all time. She took off one of her Pearl earrings, crushed the gem into her wine, and drank it down. When Antony was offered the other earring to do the same with, he instead conceded, losing the bet.