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Thanks you guys! I have no plane to make a jewelry from those pearls yet. They could be earrings or pendants. Tanakarn

Hi pearl-guide people, I have been a member of this forum since last year. I have learned a lot form you guys. This time, I got a nice strand of big white freshwater pearls (10 mm) that are comparable to nice strand of Akoya (10 mm Akoya is too expensive:eek: ). It’s gonna be a New Year gift...

Hello, I just have time to take photos of my loose pearls. They are white freshwater, drop shape, size around 7*8 or 8*10 mm. I love overtone colors and iridescence of the pearls. They make me feel warm and cozy. Have a good day! Tanakarn

After allow pop ups. My computer run the VDO clips using "Qick Time Player". I don't know if other programs can do it.

Here are VDO clips about SS pearl farm and industry in Australia. http://www.pearls.com/salestraining/data/svideo.html

That 's interesting knotty panda. Anyway, anyone has any ideas about pawn value of natural pearl & big high-quality loose cultured pearl?

There is no international standard of pearl quality. AAA from one company may be different (higher or lower quality) from the other. Anyway, there are many happy customers of Pearl Paradise here in this forum. As for the e-bay vendor, I have no idea about it. Good luck!

Jerin, your pearls are very beautiful! Tanakarn

I am not a big fan of black pearls, but after seeing the pics form you guys :eek: , I 'm changing. I do love Tahitian pearls :)

Happy birthday Here are my favorite pearl tiara & 3-strands South Sea necklace. Tanakarn

Hi, Thank all of you for your massage. You guys are so nice and friendly. In my opinion, it is good to have a certificate if you are not sure about your pearls. Anyway, if pearls were purchased from a company with high reputation (like from companies in this forum), it should be OK. knotty...

Hi every one, Sorry, it takes me so long to post photos of my mom with the pearl necklace. I gave it to her on the mother day (she is Thai). She was surprised and she firstly thought they are fake pearls. A couple minutes later, she knew they are real pearls. She smiled all day and worn it...

The photos are quite small. Anyway, they look like akoya pearls.

A web site about Burmese pearls: http://myanmarpearl.com/profile.htm

Yes, all pearls look like freshwater. Although the website is in Thailand, it is American & British owned and operated.

I like it too. I think it needs a special mechanism. I found one movable pearl necklace on ebay: item number 270131948282. BTW, you also could go to see the necklace at Mikimoto shop. There is one at ?Siam Paragon? mall in Bangkok. Tanakarn

Hi pierrettedE, The pearls look great! Baroque akoya is my favorite too. Thanks for posting the photos. :) Tanakarn

Hi all, Thanks everyone for clarification. I just have realized that I have become a ?pearl lover?. Below is a photo similar to the baroque rainbow akoya I have seen. Tanakarn

Hi, I like a pearl surrounded by diamonds too. Here is my favorite. Tanakarn

Thanks Jeremy, They look similar to baroque but they have no long tail. From my memory, their shape look like the photo below. Tanakarn