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| Another fun strand. Any ideas? It is about 8-11mm... completely untreated, even a telltale bit of shell smell left...
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| Oh. Well they look like light tahitians but that would be too obvious so I'm going to guess some sort of freshwaters even though I haven't seen them in that color before. What about baroque akoyas in a weird color? Oh but they are too big to be akoyas. I give up. Last edited by Casey.R; 05-02-2007 at 08:11 PM. |
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They are natural color, baroque Akoya. They are from Xuwen Pearl Paradise, our farm in Xuwen. They have uber-thick nacre as you can tell (much thicker than anything coming out of Japan), and the color is completely natural. It is a little difficult to make out in the photo, but they have really intense orient as well. This is just a "maybe" line. That is the entire concept of the farm - bringing back the true beauty of Akoya. I matched this strand last weekend just to see how it would turn out...
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| The only reason I thought maybe ayokas was because of the color. I've seen silvery blue before... Interesting in that size though. I know as a consumer I'd be interested to see a line like that. Beautiful! |
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| They do indeed look a lot like South Sea. But they have the luster of Akoya...
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| Odd that the round white stuff would have 'evolved' out of these... The pearls looked to plump for familiar akoya - not an easy guess. Last edited by Valeria101; 05-02-2007 at 09:36 PM. |
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