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I am truly sorry to have missed the event :( I have had a bad run on my health...but I am sure to recover for 2026!

Same here!

Find this intriguing...do you have a Placuna shell with you? Would it be possible to use your UV lamp on it? If it does glow pink-red then this genus also has the same -or similar- porphyrins in its shell...if not: these pearls could belong to a Pteria species and not Placuna.

For Akoya pearls? I would only do Pearl Paradise in the United States. Amazing quality and affordable too!

Jeremy Shepherd actually answered your question HERE

Beautiful items!

The pattern is not a "Star of David" or "Magen David"...it is a "regular star". It is an interesting story and I would love to hear more :)

It does look like a South Sea pearl necklace...but can't be 100% sure just by looking at the photos. What strikes me odd: a silver clasp on a SSP necklace.

And just by looking at the video...those are ASIAN freshwater mussels. Definitively not the "Conchos pearly mussel" of Texas.

I agree. It looks like a Mabe pearl set in a silver setting, but could be a button shaped pearl. Hard to discern with that setting.

I am sorry. The "T" mark is unfamiliar to me. The pearl seems to be an Akoya pearl.

These look like baroque fresh water pearls from China. Non-bead nucleated.

Very nice!

Nice pearl necklace. Great lustre, cleanliness...looks like Akoya pearls.

I agree. Badly damaged and old faux pearls

Doesn't look ancient in any way. Looks like a regular cultured pearl. Have you tested it in any way?

Thank you for the share!

The pearls look like Akoya and the clasp has the Mikimoto logo...the style of necklace is not very common, yet not rare....can't recall how its called. It looks beautiful, very well matched and arranged.

I agree with @ennui and @Pearl Dreams

I agree