Keshi Pearls

 are the rarest and most popular type of Baroque Pearls. They are formed when the mollusk rejects part of the seed. The pearl still continues to develop. This is why they do not have a center particle. The word keshi means poppy seed in Japanese and they are often referred to as poppy seed pearls.

Appearance
Keshi Pearls are mainly composed of nacre. They appear to be very long and have a very high luster.

Jewellery
Due to their shapes, Keshi pearls are often used to make jewellery. They are used to make earrings, necklaces, bracelets and sometimes pendants.