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Some new freshwater pearls that put some of my "fine" South Sea in the shade ..

Atlas .... I know it is a crazy colour for Australian goods .... that was the point....

The correct answer, strangely, is Australian south sea pearls ....

Nice try - but it is neither.

No - it is not Chinese ...

The fancy colours here are all natural .... nature is amazing.

I made the necklace for fun - it was just to show what is possible at the extreme... I am always looking for pearls that are stupidly large ... like the 18-20mm Tahiti necklace I posted a couple of days ago.

The larger pearls in the strand are 35mm - 37mm.

They are very large "coin" nucleated. I selected them form about 100 kilos of raw material at a Chinese farm.

Is this too big and heavy to wear? My pearl gauge only works on the smallest pearl ...

I saw that lot ... I need white colour .... The closest I have seen is some cylinder nucleated freshwater - but they are all short cylinders and I think they look too "false". I would prefer a more free-form shape.

About 3 years ago, I found a pearl in the shape of a perfect golf tee. We made a nice diamond golf ball in 18 carat gold and ever since I have been looking for a pearl that would work as a golf club ....Does anyone have a bright idea of how I can finish my mad project?

I now just need a rich version of Wilma Flintstone ...

Exactly 20mm - what a nice South Sea -

If you get the size of that necklace - I would be interested ...

I am not after a prize ... just curious to know if there is a bigger one out there .... personally I prefer the natural blue Tahiti...

I know - but I am curious to know if there is a larger one out there ....

We have just produced a round 18-20mm Tahiti necklace - nice colour and lustre. Has anyone ever seen a necklace larger than this? Is this currently the largest necklace in the world?

A nice necklace ....