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Yes indeed! Creepy puppets but a LOVELY story...not what I was expecting...love the element of surprise!

Hi there Pearl Family! I rarely watch the Oscars...I think I haven't done this since....yikes...30 years? Anyway, I always watch the list of winners to see if something catches my eye. And I was not disappointed this year. An Oscar winner -Canadian- in the short animated film section for 2026...

Thanks for the share! Loved the article and to see so many familiar faces in the photos. I wish I could have been there!

I do have Pinctada mazatlanica pearls...not too many, but a few!

These are all tissue-nucleated freshwater pearls...to answer your first question.

Some of those pearls look like "small" fireballs...what size range?

I already have mine!

These certainly look to be of the "Golden Lipped" variety. And golden pearls are being produced today! So, they are commercially coveted! Try Jewelmer in your browser search. Different locations will yield different colors...

Excellent video!

Not Tahitian!

I agree with BWeaves....these are "Blackened Akoyas"...and I can see their thin nacre, even large imperfections...

It sure was interesting. I will re-watch!

Quite an interesting stroll down Akoya Memory Lane!

You have a mixed batch there...the more "flattened" pearls look like freshwater pearls (seem like odd ikecho to me)...the rounder ones I am not sure...just because of their color I would say dyed freshwater pearls

I agree...low quality Tahitian pearls

100% with Pearl Dreams' assessment

I'm enjoying the talk!

The pearls look like high quality! Might even be natural...I do find the shapes very oval-shaped, then the green-colored spots on the metal... It might be a good idea to send it over to appraisal at a reputable gem lab!

I agree with both @Lagoon Island Pearls and @SteveM on this one!

It seems you uploaded the same images several times! These look like Akoya pearls to me...pricewise? I would recommend you look at similar items on eBay so you remain competitive!