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Thanks Lisa - Anyone who sells undrilled pondslime pearls is more than welcome to post! It definitely makes my job easier when it comes to finding a replacement. I'm going to wait till this one completely breaks before replacing it, so it may be a while and all the more reason to have a couple...

thanks for the tip Lisa - I looked into pondslime pearls (something I'd never heard of) and it looks like they might be a good replacement option.

thanks Sheri - just what I needed!

Thanks Jeremy. Sounds like I need to heat up a couple pearls and see if I can get the same result! At least I have a better idea of what might have caused it.

There's no ridge. I'll take a closer look when I get home (I stopped wearing it because of the damage I was doing to it). But if I remember correctly, the discoloration splatters a bit - like drops of paint outside of the circle on the top. Does that even make sense? I'll try to upload some...

Yeah - thanks for taking a look. Are these any better? The angle on the first should make it a bit more clear. (especially the crack - it's easy to see here).

Maybe the picture is bad, but the nacre hasn't peeled at all; that's how the pearl came originally. It has a naturally dark top as if the pearl was two-tone (as opposed to two different pearls in different colors). That's why I'm so curious about how it came to be and how to replace it with...

Is it possible to replace it with another half and half pearl? Is there a term for these kinds of pearls?

Hi Everyone - I have a ring from my grandmother that has a white pearl with some black on it (I would call it a half white/half black pearl, or maybe a 'dirty' white pearl.) I know white and black pearls come from different species, so I was wondering how this happens and whether it is a good...