Are pink pearls dyed

Pearls have a lot of colors, such as white pearl, black pearl, purple pearl, gold pearl, pink pearl, and so on. I think you will curious about why pearl has so many different colors and shapes. Are pink pearls dyed? Here I will tell you the reason.
The colors are closely associated with the environment what the pearls are produced. A living organism is the environment that a natural gem created. Pink pearls may be caused by one or more of a number of factors including the type of oyster or mussel – freshwater mussels in particular produce many pink pearls – or the environment that they are grown in – minerals in the water will affect the color. We all know what a pearl is. Every woman should have her own pearl jewelry and every woman should have at least one piece of pink pearls in her collection. I want to tell you some dealers might day pearl into a beautiful color to make more profit. So you should be careful when you choose pearl as gift. Then I will tell you some tips to identify the quality of pearls.
Some ways can help you to identify whether the pearl is real or not. You can run a pearl over the edge of your teeth, rub two pearls against each other. If you have the condition such as x-rayed you can have the pearls examined easily.