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It has been such a blessing to communicate with you. many thanks for all the valuable advice.

Thanks a lot. I already ordered it on amazon.

I would love to learn more about pearls. Thanks a lot for sharing.

Thanks for sharing the link. I think I'll get one necklace of blue baroque akoya pearls. They are magical.

Yes indeed. She adored them and gave them good care too. I hope I'll do the same.

Thanks so much! You really open a whole new world to me with such useful information. I'll check out the link and definitely will send the other necklace for GIA evaluation. Very grateful to every single advice and share of knowledge. THANK YOU!

thanks a lot for your wise advice. I'll do so.

I can't tell for sure, but she was very particular about the quality of pearls.

That would be great! Thanks a lot. Yes, Grandma came from Southern Europe/Turkey and pearls were used for cloth/custom embroidery, necklaces, etc.

Many thanks! Can I ask what would be the value of akoya baroque pearls - 72 inches with 14K gold clasp?

Thanks. I was reading yesterday FWP - Edisons - were introduced somewhere in early 2000. However, these pearls have been with her for over 40 years. Would it be possible to have FWP with that kind of perfect shape that long ago?

Post 20 pictures 2 and 3 are from my grandmother. I was wondering if they are natural pearls from Bahrain. She used to mentioned that these pearls came from middle east. In fact I have a number of other pearl necklaces from her, with what she called inxhi-river pearls .Picture one is mikimoto...

This is the strand with not so perfect round, goldish/ peach large pearls

A close up look at the fifth strand - big, round pearls more on whitish/ silver hues.

Thanks a lot. Yes I did. They all are real pearls - temp, teeth, etc. I also compare the last two with other cultures pearls I have bought in Bangkok when visiting for work. The quality and color of long strands is by far outstanding.

This is the very long akoya baroque pearl necklace

Graduated pearls - which grandma mentioned came from Middle East Graduated pearls - which grandma mentioned came from Middle East They seem to be more of ivory rather than white. The difference can be seen to the main picture, where they are next to mikimoto pearls

There are 5 necklaces in each picture. The first one is a graduated pearl necklace wt. my grandmother has given it to me and should be before 1920It should be very old and the small pearls are very tiny. The second one is mikimoto pearl necklace given by my husband. The third- is the very long -...

This is the third necklace with a beautiful hue of gold, round but with visible blemishes, 46 inches one

these are additional pictures of the very first ones - you mentioned akoya these are additional pictures of the very first ones - you mentioned akoya these are additional pictures of the very first ones - you mentioned akoya