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Got the white freshadamas. Thanks Jeremy-you rock!:):D

:)thanks Jeremy-I signed up again-I don't want to miss out

I didn't get an e-mail I didn't get an e-mail :( PP has my e-mail address and I'm signed up to receive special offers, etc, so I don't understand!

Its possible that it could be from the 40s or 50s, I suppose. My great grandmother was alive during that period, so she could've bought it later in life and then passed it on. The pearls have grit to them when rubbed against the teeth, so I don't think they are faux (and knowing my grandmother...

These pearls were passed down generation to generation from at least my great grandmother. They're probably from at least the 1910s or 1920s, but very possibly earlier than that. They definitely pass the tooth test. The biggest pearl is probably 5mm. They have great sentimental value, but...