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No chance that they weren’t dyed or no chance that they’re real pearls? I hope you mean the former, because I’ve been led to believe that although her prices are cheaper than most, other sellers stationed in Palawan sell their pearls in the same- if not at a cheaper price. This lady seemed to...

I can tell these were definitely dyed

Yeah, her description really confused me. The shade doesn’t look nearly as close as to the official color chart that Jewelmer refers to. But then again, it could be the lighting? And I get what you mean about saving up to purchase naturally colored SSPs, but Jewelmer’s prices are just way out of...

Ah yes, that’s true. I bought a champagne SSP pendant (much lighter compared to the ones in the photo) from Jewelmer months ago and it set me back about 1,500$. I’ve been wanting to purchase a pair of earrings to go with it, but the cheapest they currently have in stock costs 2000$. That’s why...

I see.. Thank you. I’ll definitely keep that in mind. Especially now that she just recently posted a photo of her new “Grade AAA Quality” golden champagne pearls.

Additional Pictures Additional Pictures Thank you for the replies everyone! As of now, I've pretty much settled with the fact that most, if not all of her gSSPs were dyed. And that's okay because her prices are 10 times cheaper as that of Jewelmer's. I'm still considering buying a pair of 12mm...

Thank you for the links you provided. They really helped. :)

Hi all! I’ve been wanting to purchase some South Sea Pearls from an online seller stationed at Greenhills Manila. She assured me that her SSPs and Tahitians are naturally colored, but I have reason to suspect that they might not be. Her prices are way too cheap, so I fear that her pearls might...