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But... did you mean 'non-nacreous = no-good' by any chance? OK. If you find a better lovely word for these concretions, I will never call them 'pearls' again. |
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| What? You can dish it out but you can't take it? I have to admit to thinking that was pretty funny. I was chortling away when I wrote it. Valeria, That conch pearl was cool, I meant it. Non-nacreous=target for silly comments. That pearl definitely takes the cake for this thread anyway. |
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Slraep Last edited by Slraep; 10-12-2007 at 08:21 PM. |
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I was looking for more convincingly red ones. I know they are out there. Only saw small conch that I could call 'red' without blushing. Something like those mixed in the strand below. No idea if a nacreous equivalent with red body color exists.... ![]() Folks from this pearl shack (Allnaturalpearls) used to post around here back in the day. |
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