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| Very nice! I wouldn't worry about the tiny differences between the pearls. I have gemstone earrings that aren't perfectly matched, too-- each stone, each pearl is an individual. The nice thing about earrings is that you don't wear them side by side anyway, so minute differences aren't noticeable. |
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| I can't see much of the differences you describe in the pictures (perhaps a hint of the shape thing, not the overtones)... trying to imagine them, I'd say these are just 'different' enough to show they are exceptional non-nucleated pearls. Which is a good thing... in my book. The lustre is just surreal! ![]() |
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