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| The nice golden-colored Freshwaters are quite rare. Therefore, it is harder to find them in the marketplace. If it is the color you are looking for, you may want to go with Golden South Sea pearls. Akoya pearls can be found in golden as well but often they are low grade pearls.
__________________ Amanda Raab Founder & CEO PurePearls.com Call: 1-800-762-0977 www.purepearls.com/blog |
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| Hi Amanda, Here's a pic of a nice 11mm golden freshwater pearl. It's been color treated but looks very nice, almost just like a golden south sea. enjoy! Alec Rupp-Smith www.alohapearls.com |
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