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Mikimoto jewelry trademarks their items with a clamshell with a M in the center. Do any of these pieces have their trademark?

I haven’t seen oxidized 18k ever. This necklace is suspicious.

Intellectual Property Rights? This is crazy. Here they are stealing others photos and content and they are calling out others that might steal theirs?

Your theory makes sense Pearl Dreams. Many foolishly have purchased huge collections of these mediocre freshwaters because they were deceived into thinking they were worth much more. There are too many of the same type size and quality to be another reason.

When you zoom in the white beads have a odd drill hole and the black have a odd lacquered like coating.

Breeble, Most thread is too thin and the knots will slide into the drill hole. Pattye's product line of threads will work perfectly for you and they are a inexpensive way to learn to knot. Don't forget the big eye needles she sells and the gimp for your clasp area.

Nice job. It turned out beautifully.

Douglas, What year did you and your partners start your pearl farm? Just curious, Wendy Fairchild

http://gemcsi.com/ This person may be able to help. If not contact your insurance company and ask who most of their clients with jewelry riders use for appraisals. Then call and ask if they have their GIA in pearls.

What did your seller tell you about the necklace?

kameronlogann, Jeremy has a beautiful Tahitian soufle pearl pendant filled with diamonds he's worn to different ruckus's. I don't know if I took a photo of it to share but Jeremy, can you show him your necklace?

Douglas with a strand of sea of cortez is post #30 on this thread. Josh wearing a single pearl on leather on post #67 Jeremy wearing one on post #113 There may be more, I didn't go though them all...

kameronlogann, If you scroll back though the different Ruckus photos, there are men wearing pearl. Sea of Cortez, Tahitian, Golden South sea. Dear Douglas frequently came in from the airport wearing something special he grew.