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| I am a new member to the forum and I like to get your opinion on some loose FW's. |
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| Those pearls are all so perfect, they could be high end Shell pearls. That is why I am so insistent on seeing who certified them. If they are all cultured pearls, they would be VERY expensive.
__________________ Caitlin potamilus purpuratus American Pearl Mussel Where can I get a pearl from this mussel? |
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| The white ones do look very round to my eyes at least - of course if they are shell pearls that would explain it. If they on the other hand are cultured FW:s they should be an AAA-grade at least! The black dyed ones do look like ordinary FW:s to my eyes.
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| I don't think the white ones look faux at all.... Whilst shell pearls are very round and very shiny just like these, they just don't have such beautiful overtones in shell pearls. I just think they are very beautiful CFWP - the cream of the cream. I agree with Inge though regarding the backs... just dyed FW's.. |
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| Hi, Eugene, Not that I'm God's Gift to Pearldom by any means, but it's difficult for me to "see" pearls displayed on a polished, iridescent surface, such as the lovely shells you're using. It might be easier to judge the pearls were they displayed on an off-white or grey cloth, paper towel, or other neutral, non-reflective surface. CarolK |
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| Hi All, (back at last) Hard to tell with the white but the blacks look like good quality FW pearls to me. I have some very similar although when I take a photo of mine they don't show the colours like these do. They have the same colours but I must be a lousy photographer. In my opinion they are dyed FW pearls. Nice but not Tahitians and they don't look like Shell pearls to me but unless seeing them really close up or in the flesh Shell pearls are great chameleons. Dawn |
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