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| Applecheek, You've been busy! I agree with Bernadette, beautiful opals, and akoya, they look really round!
__________________ Pattye PatriciaSaabDesigns.etsy.com PatriciaSaabDesigns.ArtFire.com SO MANY PEARLS, SO LITTLE TIME---- |
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| I am stll hunting...LOL I didn't got this one,sold around $400,pearl size are around 6mm. I don't like the color...not big fun of yellow gold either... |
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| Photos of second strand are too blurry for me to tell anything about the pearls, pretty clasp though!
__________________ Pattye PatriciaSaabDesigns.etsy.com PatriciaSaabDesigns.ArtFire.com SO MANY PEARLS, SO LITTLE TIME---- |
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| some more pictures here.what do you think? from seller: Double Strand Pearl Necklace with White Gold & Sapphire Catch The white pearls are 6.5mm on average. Each strand is hand-knotted between each pearl, so if you break the strand, you won't lose all of the pearls. The catch is 3/4" in diameter with 7 blue sapphires in the center. The tongue of the catch is stamped with the 14K gold mark. The necklace is 15" long and weighs 47.0 grams. Last edited by applecheek; 11-18-2009 at 05:14 PM.. |
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| Whatever they are, they don't seem to have much luster, reflection, compared with the first strand you showed. Have you seen these in person?
__________________ Pattye PatriciaSaabDesigns.etsy.com PatriciaSaabDesigns.ArtFire.com SO MANY PEARLS, SO LITTLE TIME---- |
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| thank you guys.this is really helpful!!! I think they are man made pearls too,since the surface are not very smooth... |
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| Did you buy them? If so, try the tooth test. Not fool proof, but I haven't found many man-made that pass it. |
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