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hunting hunting and not giving up, mistakes and success, and the collection can enlarge.

2,5-6,6 mm pearl size range, silver and gold clasp with 3 old mine cut diamonds.

The last girlfriend didn't like pearls "not my style" as she said... Hope the next one will like jewelry. How should I choose her, blonde brunette or other?

Another necklace, up to 5,5mm pearls

Another one, smaller, 40 cm long, 2-5,3mm pearl size range, simple olive shaped gold clasp.

A different picture on black background.

Another necklace I have in collection, pearls are 2,5 to 7,2mm in shape.

No, only natural here.

hope to enlarge collection, I have to take a shot of loose clasps with better display.

The collection is bigger now.

I wish mines could have sold for that price... I put them on local auction, with "specializing in natural pearls" I lost 500$ on the 3 necklaces I put on sale, and purchased them for 1/10 of the ebay list price.... one had 1.5-5mm graduation, other 2-4,5, last was baroque shaped to 8mm with 10g...

American river freshwater pearl, most of them had this shape, and used for jewelry, I have about a hundred of them.

I would also be interested, if not too expensive as I still don't have any quahog pearl for now, I have hundreds of natural oyster pearl, but no quahog...

you can also use a bur instead of a drill to start the hole, then use the drill.

As the biggest holes were about 0,6mm, except maybe one pearl I finally decided to enlarge all holes, most were about 0,4 mm, some were about 0,5mm.

I will show here all my natural pearls, a single thread will be easier. Here is my first restring, 83 pearls, graduating from 3,7 to 7,6mm The clasp is made from 2 pear shaped 6,5mm diamonds and 2 round to simulate a large marquise cut diamond.

did not pop up in my country, I spent 2 hours yesterday browsing the hundreds of result pages., but pearl guide sent me the link, thanks.

was not able to find them on etsy, would purchase them if I could.

a gia test is probably not needed on them, as these are natural pearls sadly the value is not so big, because size is quite smalll, I got two like this since I started pearl collection interest, the clasp is very ,ice, would get one like this! I found antique advertisments and this kind of clasp...

I would say the first to be from the 50's, maybe a bit earlier, and second later maybe 60's First look like really worn akoya, the smallest barrel shaped seem to show the nuclei here and there. second look like cheap akoya, with typical akoya defect making some extra thickness here and there...