Renowned Pearl Expert Verifies Truths & Shatters Myths About Treasured "Tahitian Pearls."

Online, April 8, 2012 (Newswire.com) - With Tahitian Pearls being all the rage within the "Haute Couture" high fashion industry, there's are a lot talk and interest surrounding these increasingly popular and desired "8th Wonders of The World." Sadly, such enthusiastic obsession commonly breeds a lot of misinformation.

Terry Shepherd, respected pearl expert and owner of "The Pearl Outlet" has taken it upon himself and his "family run" company's website to help debunk many of the myths and fallacies about Tahitian Pearls. "These pearls are already at the very pinnacle of being radiantly gorgeous as well as extremely rare and therefore, extraordinarily valuable" Shepherd explains, "so there's really no reason at all for some jewelry stores and collectors to pass around fallacies and half truths about these amazing, natural works of art!"

Perhaps some retailers simply don't know the pearls or have the necessary expertise to speak about them with authority, but as an example of some of the commonly held myths that Shepherd's "The Pearl Outlet" is helping to educate the public about, did you know that Tahitian Pearls aren't actually produced in Tahiti?

Did you also know that while it's true that Tahitian Pearls are the only naturally Black Pearls in existence, not all Tahitians are black, but actually come is a wide rainbow variety of colors and hues, from silver and pistachio to green, blue and purple?

"We actually carry a "Peacock" variety of Tahitians that naturally reflect and radiate the colors of your outfit back to the eyes of the beholder," explains Shepherd, "so that each time you wear your necklace, earrings, bracelet or ring, it appears as a different piece of jewelry!

While Tahitian Pearls are quite rare, they don't necessarily have to be overly expensive, since some experts who deal exclusively with pearls, have numerous world-wide connections and resources leading to some amazingly wonderful deals ... and they are more than happy to pass those savings on to the public. # # #