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| Beautiful pic of the biggest clam in the world, Tridacna gigas by the very talented photographer Benoit Cappronnier http://www.routard.com/photos/austra...cna_gigas).htm Last edited by Slraep; 11-02-2007 at 01:35 AM. |
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| Hi John, Yes I read the fine print at the bottom of the photo. But I'm hoping that M. Cappronnier will forgive the use of his T gigas here on the forum as a learning tool. I'm also hoping that many people will visit the website because his pictures of marine life are astoundingly beautiful. Slraep |
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| My pearls arrived this morning. They are flowing and lustrous. They are creamy white to pale peach, some have coppery pink overtones, some silvery, some with a bit of a subtle rainbow. I've taken a photo, but its overcast, so its not the best. I've measured the ball part where the bead nucleus would be; they range from 9.1mm to 11.4mm, most around 10mm to 10.3mm, and the nacre appears to be quite thick Cathy |
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