PearlFinderCharles
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Hello Everyone !
I recently found 3 pearls in 3 months. I Have a Rare Channel Whelk Pearl that is Up For Offers. I went to New York yesterday to get more information on it. My story is linked here http://www.eastbayri.com/story/290011024545429.php
I do know my stuff on these.I am the finder & owner of this Spectacular Piece. It measures 6.91mm and is Salmon Colored. The odds on finding this beauty in GEM Quality is 1 in 120,000 ! Serious inquiries only. I have the Shell in which it came as well. I will take offers in 4 digits or more. Please understand this is The Most Rare Pearl in the World.
I can be reached at reptilemancharlie@verizon.net
This was found in Bristol, Rhode Island....It's not like the ones found in Florida.
More Info On Whelk Pearls below :
Conchs and whelks are often confused. Both of them are essentially large snails. Both are mollusks with one shell (gastropods, or univalves, as opposed to bivalves, or double-shelled mollusks, such as clams and oysters). The muscle, or part that is eaten, of each, resembles a foot. Both have a tendency to be tough, and are usually tenderized by vigorous pounding. The big difference — and you heard it here first — is that conchs inhabit tropical waters and live off of vegetation, while whelks generally live in somewhat colder waters and are carnivorous, terrorizing smaller mollusks, breaking through their shells with the hard knobs of their own shells, and reaching their greedy, extensible, toothy proboscises right into their victims' shells for a feeding frenzy. Sorry, got a little carried away
CONCH SHELL PEARL (Shanka Mani)
Spirit: Generally improves good luck, business, social standing, personal charisma, attractiveness, intuition, all-around healing, ****** strength, and peace with envious creatures. The Conch Shell, especially the Turbinella Pyrum, are said to be sacred to Lakshmidevi, the Goddess of Wealth. So possession of such a Conch Pearls would provide vast riches. Especially if it's a pearl from a Valampuri Dakshinvarti Lakshmi Conch which open on the right side, just opposite of the normal shell. We have never heard of a Lakshmi Conch Pearl in anyone's possession, but we feel certain there are some in existence.
I recently found 3 pearls in 3 months. I Have a Rare Channel Whelk Pearl that is Up For Offers. I went to New York yesterday to get more information on it. My story is linked here http://www.eastbayri.com/story/290011024545429.php
I do know my stuff on these.I am the finder & owner of this Spectacular Piece. It measures 6.91mm and is Salmon Colored. The odds on finding this beauty in GEM Quality is 1 in 120,000 ! Serious inquiries only. I have the Shell in which it came as well. I will take offers in 4 digits or more. Please understand this is The Most Rare Pearl in the World.
I can be reached at reptilemancharlie@verizon.net
This was found in Bristol, Rhode Island....It's not like the ones found in Florida.
More Info On Whelk Pearls below :
Conchs and whelks are often confused. Both of them are essentially large snails. Both are mollusks with one shell (gastropods, or univalves, as opposed to bivalves, or double-shelled mollusks, such as clams and oysters). The muscle, or part that is eaten, of each, resembles a foot. Both have a tendency to be tough, and are usually tenderized by vigorous pounding. The big difference — and you heard it here first — is that conchs inhabit tropical waters and live off of vegetation, while whelks generally live in somewhat colder waters and are carnivorous, terrorizing smaller mollusks, breaking through their shells with the hard knobs of their own shells, and reaching their greedy, extensible, toothy proboscises right into their victims' shells for a feeding frenzy. Sorry, got a little carried away
CONCH SHELL PEARL (Shanka Mani)
Spirit: Generally improves good luck, business, social standing, personal charisma, attractiveness, intuition, all-around healing, ****** strength, and peace with envious creatures. The Conch Shell, especially the Turbinella Pyrum, are said to be sacred to Lakshmidevi, the Goddess of Wealth. So possession of such a Conch Pearls would provide vast riches. Especially if it's a pearl from a Valampuri Dakshinvarti Lakshmi Conch which open on the right side, just opposite of the normal shell. We have never heard of a Lakshmi Conch Pearl in anyone's possession, but we feel certain there are some in existence.
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