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Glad you decided to come out and play, Izzie! Looking forward to seeing more of you in pearls😊 J.Hunter Fiji pearls- a keshi necklace...

After silently drooling over all the pretty pearls here, decided to come out of the shadows. Out gallivanting the city of Chicago with...

Wearing a tin cup necklace I wire-wrapped with J.Hunter Fiji keshi I found on a visit to the PP Vault, with SS keshi studs from a...

Thank you for your responce. I bought it online, with a lot of different necklaces which included several akoya, and two imitation pearl...

Thank you very much for your elaborate response. It is great pleasure to read so detailed and well argumented answer. It shows your...

Thank you for the additional array of images. When viewing a strand presenting with natural characteristics, we need to consider some...

The necklace came yesterday. In the attachment you can find new photos. The pearls measure 3-6.5 mm. Without the clasp, the lenght is...

That strand has the kind of appearance that raises my hopes that they may be naturals.:unsure: :)

An interesting strand. A cursory glance may suggest natural origin, but any other information is absent thus difficult to say without...

Thank you PD. That was my first thought when I saw it, for sure. Of course, nothing without testing, but I had to ask for your opinions.

I assume you think they could be natural pearls? Paging Dave @Lagoon Island Pearls

Hello again! I purchased this necklace a few days ago, it is still on it's way from Germany. It is also a part of a lot of different...

Hi all, I have bought a new pearl necklace believing that are real but I have doubts now seeing them. They are whiter than other pearls...

@Adelina, I think they are akoyas. See the varied overtones in this photo? Typical of real pearls. And the little pinprick blemishes...

It's possible they were restrung, as the thread looks clean and the knots tight. They may have originally been strung with gimp...