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Ye Yuan stood frozen at the bottom of the trench.
It took him several minutes to recover from his shock.
He stared at the blood-red pearl, as large as a washbasin.
The pearl was perfectly round, seemingly formed by nature itself, and radiated an overwhelmingly noble luster from top to bottom.
This kind of naturally occurring red pearl was far beyond anything artificially cultivated pearls could compare with.
In terms of shape alone, cultivated pearls were more perfectly round than natural ones.
However, the structures of cultivated and natural pearls were worlds apart; calling them completely different would not be an exaggeration.
The core of a cultivated pearl was artificially made.
If one looked at its cross-section, one would discover it.
Cultivated pearls truly matched the phrase "fine on the outside, different on the inside."
More importantly, cultivated pearls could even develop nest-like skin, and their structures were relatively loose.
Natural pearls, however, were different. Their cores were naturally occurring quartz sand or other substances, and once formed into pearls, they had no core.
Most importantly, the body of a natural pearl was compact and delicate.
It gave off the illusion of being semi-transparent.
Natural pearls possessed a soft, translucent sheen.
Cultivated pearls, on the other hand, lacked much luster and had extremely low transparency.
In this regard, natural pearls outclassed artificially cultivated ones by several streets.
The most important quality of jewelry was its luster.
That was also the main reason artificially cultivated pearls had always remained relatively cheap.
Ye Yuan looked at the enormous pearl before him, and he was practically drooling.
He did not think his reaction was embarrassing at all.
He believed that if anyone else had been in his place, they would not have fared much better.