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I contacted Kari Pearls and we reached an agreement. Good luck!

FYI, I sold my pearls and want to thank everyone for all of your help and for being so kind to a pearl novice, I wish you all happiness, health, and prosperity.

Thanks, I’ll try them. I also have to research on money/purchase transfer as I’m clueless about how it’s done. I wish one of my daughters had wanted the necklace but they both said they didn’t want the responsibility. Drats. Would have made it easier for moi!

Would you care to point me in that direction?

I’ve done that. Thank you.

Actually, when I wrote that, I didn't know it was against the rules, so I humbly apologize to everyone.

Mr. Bell, Your name was given to me by Richard D. Torrey a few years ago when I inquired of him information re authenticating my pearl necklace which was given to me when I worked in Bahrain during the mid '80s. Since that tine, I have sent them to GIA and had them certified. The main info...

So guys, I want to sell my necklace as I've just turned 82, neither of my girls want the pearls, nor my grands. Do any of you have any recommendations as to whom I should contact re selling them? And any suggestions as to asking price/value?

My poison pearl is much more rounded, like the naturals, and much the same color.

It sure is, especially for novices like myself.

This reads like my GIA certificate except for the amount of total pearls. Wow! I think I have a valuable necklace here folks, what do you think?

I agree that it's good to know! Thanks to all of you for your insight!

Pls see comment I wrote to jshepheard

So, doesn't that tell you that these strands with poison pearls are much older?

Attached is the GIA certificate as you requested. Let me know what you think. I've been scouring the Net trying to find info on stringers signatures of old, with basically no luck. Am going to pay a visit to the library so I can sit down with old books. I was told this necklace came from the...

Hi there, I am sort of new here too and hope that you can carve out a market here in the states...because I have a necklace that I got as a gift while I was living in Bahrain back in the 80s that I would like to sell. I've had it verified by GIA and they found an "undetermined fresh water pearl...

I have a vintage strand of Bahraini pearls, verified by GIA. In their comments section, they write: "Undetermined freshwater pearl, 18 from the clasp end." I have been told this is referred to as a "poison pearl" and is the signature of the original stringer. I have spent months, off and on...