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Perhaps I should have framed this as: this is a necklace I am going to buy and send in for testing. Let’s see how good your eyes’ are. How many people think these will test as natural pearls? And who thinks they are cultured? Is there a way to delete this thread? Or if I repost the same...

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Also the seller does not send in pieces to be certified. Out of 238 other pieces of jewelry for sale only 5 pieces have GIA certifications, dating from 1997 to 2013. And zero of the few other pieces with pearls mention any GIA certifications.

The seller is a pawn shop in Chicago. There is nothing on their website that suggests any credentials such as being GIA trained or certified. And based on his inventory pearls are not an area of focus. The listing focuses on the diamonds in the clasp as a selling point.

Clasps on natural pearl necklaces by Tiffany & Co

Are these natural pearls? This is a necklace I have my eye on. It is described as: “round to semi-baroque in shape, and graduate from ~7.5mm to 10.5mm with a light cream color. The pearls do show some blemishes. Please understand this is an old item, and companies were not necessarily as...

Thank you CortezPearls! Rather than sending it to a gem lab I contacted Van Cleef & Arpels and they will be authenticating the necklace which includes identifying any changes made to it since its creation so I am waiting to hear what they have to say. I understand it could take upwards of six...

I own a 20 inch pearl necklace with a pave set barrel shaped platinum clasp. The pearls on this graduated strand range from 6.0mm to 8.9mm. It has serial number 26622 stamped on the clasp followed by heavily rubbed indistinct additional marks: Compare the clasp on this necklace to the clasp on...