Pearl necklace

[MrGray]

Hello again!
I purchased this necklace a few days ago, it is still on it's way from Germany.
It is also a part of a lot of different pearl necklaces.
Photos are not mine, I will sure update this post as soon as it arrives, but I would still like to hear your opinions based on the photos I got.
According to the clasp, the smallest pearls are approximately 2 mm in size.
Pictures are in the attachment.
Thanks a lot

 

[Pearl Dreams]

I assume you think they could be natural pearls?
Paging Dave @Lagoon Island Pearls

 

[MrGray]

Thank you PD.
That was my first thought when I saw it, for sure.
Of course, nothing without testing, but I had to ask for your opinions.

 

[Pearl Dreams]

That strand has the kind of appearance that raises my hopes that they may be naturals.

 

[Lagoon Island Pearls]

An interesting strand. A cursory glance may suggest natural origin, but any other information is absent thus difficult to say without further investigation.

I would like to see the seller's description, price point and other sales. Once arrived, additional photo arrays from different axis and better light. Please include all parts and pieces from the set.

 

[MrGray]

Thank you for your responce.
I bought it online, with a lot of different necklaces which included several akoya, and two imitation pearl necklaces.
It was sold as is, for repurpose, some of the necklaces are broken.
I paid 35€ for the lot.
Looking at other jewellery and pieces from the seller, it is obvious they sell fine and antique stuff, mostly from art deco period.
The clasp on this particular necklace is silver (not sure of the quality since there is no photo of the mark), I have seen clasp like that on vintage akoya pearl necklaces from the middle of the 20th century. It has akoya pearl on it, and I guess the clasp is not an original for this necklace, whether it is natural or freshwater kind.