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This necklace is old, but I don't think it's very old (100 years old). I think it's from the 1970s, and I bought it in this condition about 25 years ago. I haven't had any alterations done to it. The clasp is silver with no stamps or manufacturing marks.

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It's human nature!!! Curiosity drives us to find easy, simple and inexpensive solutions. We learn from our experiences and we will not stop learning until we die. There is a proverb that says (curiosity has killed many cats).😅

Thanks for the clarification. I am not saying that this violet light test is an accurate test, but I am asking if this test can be a preliminary test through which necessary tests can be followed up.

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Thank you for your reply. Honestly, I asked this question because when I shine a violet light on pearls, some pearls glow blue, some pearls glow green, and some pearls don't react at all to the light! This is an experience I learned from examining natural diamonds; they glow blue when exposed to...

Does ultraviolet lighting give a preliminary impression of whether the pearl is natural or cultured?

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Hello everyone If possible, any information about this pearl? Thanks in advance

I agree

That's truth, my curiousity drives me toward old strange and fascinating things. Thanks

Thanks for the response @SteveM. I bought these pearls from people looking for treasures. I cannot know who was wearing these pearls and I do not know how old they are. I think that some specialists can determine the expected age of these pearls using advanced devices.

Hi everyone" Is it possible to repair these pearls and are they considered valuable? Thanks in advance

Many thanks @pattye, I appreciate your help

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