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Looks like a nice edible oyster pearl...but I am sorry to say it might not be too valuable. What size and/or weight does is have?

Yes, that is a blister pearl...but it seems nacreous, as if formed inside a pearl oyster. What kind of oyster did you find it in? What location?

This is something special!

I agree wholeheartedly with them!

My apologies Wendy. I -wrongly- believed you mostly retailed. Sorry again!

She sure is! Wendy has a great variety of pearls to offer. She even used to carry Cortez Pearls. But as you state she is more geared towards retail sales. Would harm you to reach out to her as well.

Nice setting! Yes, and they did "change". Looking good!

Yes, really good guys. Met them several times in HK and they are Kosher.

GORGEOUS!

So, the color purple is mainly "pigment" based? Carotenoid? This would be the case of Melo melo & Conch pearls...their colors are pigment based.

The quality is very Akoya-like. Amazing.

Yes indeed. Wendy brought this subject up some time ago: HERE

These are beautiful metallic colors and luster!

More than Pearls as One is needed for these shell purveyors.

Beautiful!

Gorgeous bracelet!

I just read the article and it oddly took me back to my school years studying Biochemistry, the structure of proteins -including amiloids- and all the pasta I was eating (and not much else!). Boy it's complicated! Shell formation via biomineralization is truly complicated and there are so many...

Why not? All things considered: it could happen!

Hey Steve! Yes, Jaime & Ingrid made it to the event this year. Had a chance to talk with them. And yes...they are getting keshi pearls too. They are actually thinking of just creating keshi and mabe...stop nucleating them, but that will be their choice. They are not yet considering doing any...

Yes, its a bad photo due to the background...it will wash away many features of the pearls. It looks like a lovely necklace, but not gray and still look like FWP to me.