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Susan
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Happy Birthday Caitlin.
Didn't know where to put this so stuck it anywhere.
Susan
Caitlin my favorite
Didn't know where to put this so stuck it anywhere.
Susan
Caitlin my favorite
I think for a baroque pearl you give both the longest side and the shortest.pattye said:1. What is the correct way to describe the measurement of baroque pearls? Somewhere I got the idea it was the smallest diameter.
2. Does it relate to where the drill hole is? For example a baroque vs rondelle? Are both measurements given?
only the largest pearl is 10.5pattye said:3. If one purchases a strand of graduated pearls, say 9-10.5mm, how many pearls will actually be 10.5? Just one? What if the largest pearl is 10.4? Is it ok for the dealer to round up? Im talking high quality here.
to accurately measure the diameter of a pearl, you need a caliper such as this one (large photo inside)pattye said:4. What kind of gauge is the best for measuring pearls? I realize the little brass gauge I have now isn't adequate, and could scratch the pearl.
I suppose you are talking about freshwater pearls. The difference in value between colors depends on the demand (do consumer like the color?) and the offer (are there many pearls of that color?)., so yes, there is often a difference in price between colors.pattye said:5. In a strand of high quality lavender pearls, will there be as close a color match as in a strand of white pearls? Given equal size, and quality, is there a difference in value between the colors?