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Beautiful strand. Love the color and the shape.

@Pearl Dreams and Marianne. I think your right. Thank you so much for helping me. I also found a pair earring go together with it too :)

Another shot.

It's more silver/blue in natural light.

Hi all, I just bought this bracelet at vintage market today and wonder what type of pearl it is. I tried teeth method and knew it not freshwater pearl because it doesn't feel sandy. It's not round, so can't be Akoya. Tahitian maybe or natural pearl maybe? Is there any way to tell. Thank you...

Thank you Hanadama,Katbran, BWeaves, Pattye and Icyjade. I bought this strand at wholesale jewelry in San Francisco. She has the best pearl that you can find. Much more gorgeous when you look in person. Top quality. Well, my strand is not the best that she has. IcyJade: I love your blue Akoya...

Perlas Thank you so much for awesome suggestion. I can do custom made in Vietnam for these. Love love love it! Pearl Dream Thank you for the link your sent. Obviously, that backing is so cute and will work just as good as the one Perlas suggested. I'm so thankful for everyone help me here.

Perlas, Oh, wow! This is amazing. Do you know how can I find this finding?

Thanks Purranha for the idea. But she loves to wear it as stud earring. If there is any way to support the baking to make balance with the front. That's what Im trying to figure it out.

With indoor light

I have one client bought a pair of SSP 13.6mm from me. Her bottom ears is to small to support the earring. What is your suggestion in this case. She couldn't wear it because it looks sagging. Thank you everyone.

I have one GSSP that you can see the green quite obvious as well.

Thank you JerseyPearl and Katbran. I Iove them both. Here is the finished silver/blue strand

I have 2 strands of Blue Akoya. One is very deep blue and the other is silvery/blue. Both have stunning colors.

JerseyPearl, Thank you for your answer. I know for sure that my pearl is SSP, but I just surprise to hear that method that's why I bring it here to ask if any of you have ever heard of this.

May I have a question. One of my friend told me the trick that if you rub two SSP together, it has the powder comes out but wouldn't leave any mark on the pearl. Isn't it true how to test for SSP?

JerseyPearl, Thank you so much �� BN, thanks to you too. Btw, I just bought a whole strand of ripple pearl, but yours is stunning color.

Here is another shot on the mannequin.

Baby Nurse. I bought the pearls from Sarah and design the style on my own. I paid for goldsmith to do the job ��

Thank you so much. This strand is for one of my customers in Viet Nam :)