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medievalmaggie
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Hi~
My mother-in-law's mother found a natural pink freshwater pearl on the White River (I believe) in Indiana when she was 16 years old, or about 1911. It is not round, though there is a round face that is about 9 mm across. From there, it kind of tapers, sort of shaped like a solitaire diamond, if you can picture it.
She had it appraised many years later and removed it from the ring setting it was in into a pendant for my daughter, and at that time was told it was 'museum quality'.
I have a photo I could attach if someone is interested in giving me an idea of what this might be worth.
Thanks,
Maggie McCracken
My mother-in-law's mother found a natural pink freshwater pearl on the White River (I believe) in Indiana when she was 16 years old, or about 1911. It is not round, though there is a round face that is about 9 mm across. From there, it kind of tapers, sort of shaped like a solitaire diamond, if you can picture it.
She had it appraised many years later and removed it from the ring setting it was in into a pendant for my daughter, and at that time was told it was 'museum quality'.
I have a photo I could attach if someone is interested in giving me an idea of what this might be worth.
Thanks,
Maggie McCracken
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