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I have these pearls, I think that these are Basra pearls, Am I right or wrong ATTACH]71862[/ATTACH],,

Those are 22 pearls in total All photos are of same 22 pcs pearls Pearl shown in palm is biggest of those , it weighs 1.40 carats Total weight of all those 22 pearls are 9.70 carats Average weight of 21 pearls excluding the one shown in palm is 0.40 carat aprox. Holes are looking black due to...

Are those basra pearls?

dear friend caitlin, very much thanks, can u suggest me the best way to clean them up

weight is 7 carat

sizes are below 7 mm

the pearl in ur ring appears to be a old one, and observing ur last photo i think it is a natural pearl

despite respecting other's opinions, i would rather grade them not more than A

dear kapil, hi, i'm kailash soni, new delhi india, i'm always inerested in basra pearls may be u have some like that if u like, u can contact me e-mail: kaisoni04@gmail.com

first pearl drilled second pearl undrilled

thanks a lot, all of you here, for your kind response & showing interest in my thread. Also once again i thank you for appreciating my photography. To dawn, i"ll get back to u soon about mm dimensions

dear gemgeek thanks for ur reply now i want to know that if there is no nucleus then what is substance in their core which i found upon cutting one of them by a jewelry cutter as you can see in my hand written explanation & drawing which is posted above and if there is no nucleus why are these...

dear gemgeek thanks for your kind response don't u think that these are japanese akoya saltwater cultured pearls, due to following factors:- 1.) they are tiny and round in shape 2.) they contains nucleus in them which is a characteristic of saltwater pearls 3.) they have sharp mirror like luster...

approx. wt. is about 4.5 carats

dear pattye, first of all thanks to all of you here for your kind opinions, these came to me from someone from jewelry trade circle i make a test of these on my own, which can be explain better by this following image