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Yup! Nuff Said!

It looks beautiful! Welcome back @massrog

The color looks dyed. Jet black.

Nice! Thank you for sharing!

Since the pearls belonged to an Australian couple and are from some time ago, and antique dealers...there is a chance those are actually natural pearls.

Nice update dear @pattye

I agree

It is it's whole inner structure. Then, I also saw the other pearls you have...they all look like freshwater pearls. You should take the "Pearls as One" pearl course.

Not really. Everyone can do it...you just need some training. That's all! But the original photos you sent made me "see" something different. Once I saw the actual broken pearl: it was a complete giveaway.

Now that I actually see the pearls: these are freshwater non-beaded freshwater pearls.

Hi there @Rarefind That is a blister pearl...but not a particularly nice looking one.

This one looks like a blister pearl.

Looks like an Akoya cultured pearl to me, but without any additional information it is hard to say. Do you know the size?

I agree!

Very nice necklace! But I do not know how to call it either.

I agree

Well, the newer photos do help see them better and they look like MOP beads made using silver-lipped shell. I purchased a necklace like that one back in 1994. I paid some $30 dollars for it. Got it directly from Lu Pearl...so price was wholesale. Hope this helps!

These kind of look like mother of pearl beads to me.

Yummy & Beautiful! Now I feel like having peals for breakfast!

Gorgeous!