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The term cobalt comes from a treatment with cobalt-60 radiation. The nucleus of the pearl is made of freshwater mussel shell and freshwater shell contains manganese, which reacts with cobalt-60 radiation (saltwater shell has no manganese). The reaction causes the nucleus to turn dark, and this...

This is a bit last-minute, but Pierre Fallourd will be passing through Los Angeles this Sunday on his way back to Australia, and we’ve invited him to sit down with us for a conversation. We are going to be streaming live at 3 pm Pacific this Sunday. Pierre spent about 15 years at Jewelmer, then...

This is the biggest processor of pearl powder in China - https://www.tradesns.com/english/xLdAzO2N

The course is being rewritten now and we are adding natural pearls. American Freshwater is one of the modules. This is the American strand from my personal collection.

They look like natural American freshwater pearls to me. I have a strand of these and they look very similar. There are a couple of threads on PG where these have been discussed: https://www.pearl-guide.com/threads/natural-mississippi-river-pearls-appraisal.3972/...

They appear to me natural-color Tahitian and gold South Sea to me.

Hi Alex, Jewelmer is one of the largest gold South Sea pearl producers in the world and farms on Palawan. They do accept visitors to their Flower Island resort - Flower Island Resort in Palawan (https://www.flowerislandresort.com/). Jewelmer does sell direct in the Philippines, but through their...

Amazing! That is one very, very special necklace!

I LOVE this combination!

Welcome home :)

They aren't fine pearls, but for $2, you got a steal of a deal!

It's a piece of Hyriopsis cumingii with attached beaded freshwater pearls. They are called blisters. The pearls couldn't be harvested because they broke from the pearl sac and attached to the shell so the shell was cut up and used this way.

Please attach photos or a link to photos so we can see them.

These are dyed freshwater pearls.

I think they clasp over the pearls as shown. This would make them adjustable. If only using one and tying off the end of the strand, it could also be used as a lariat I believe. These pearls look like they could be natural color.

Yes, the small ones are freshwater pearls!

Cela ressemble à une coquille de Pinctada, mais merci de poster vos questions dans un nouveau fil de discussion. Cette conversation concerne les perles des Fidji.

These are Chinese freshwater pearls and a true steal for $4.