How Identify These Pearls in my Bracelet

[LauraJewelsMary]

I got this Pearl Bracelet in an Estate Lot. Can anyone help me identify what kind of pearls they are? Thank you so much!!

 

[Pearl Dreams]

They could be imitation or they could be dyed cultured freshwater pearls from China (most likely)
Rub two together (gently)-- does it feel gritty, or do they glide smoothly?
Gritty = real cultured pearls; smooth = fake.

 

[lary007]

I agree with pearl dreams!

 

[pearlescence]

They are peachy coloured nicely lustrous freshwater keishi pearls. Not a huge value. If too big, size can be reduced by twisting

 

[BWeaves]

They look like dyed, button shaped, freshwater pearls from China. This shape was common about 20 years ago before the Chinese started putting round beads in the center to make them round. So they are 100% pearl nacre. These are the sort of pearls I would find at bead stores. Inexpensive, but lustrous and fun, and real pearls.

 

[pearlescence]

Peach is the default freshwater colour, so probably not dyed. Could be buttons, but very small and many not classic button shape

 

[Pearl Dreams]

True that peach is very common in FWP, but the color of these is so uniform that I lean toward their being dyed, also.

 

[pattye]

Yes, probably dyed, and they have very nice luster! Enjoy!!