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Pearl Dreams
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Cool find and memento!
Was the oyster cooked, or raw?
Was the oyster cooked, or raw?
Pearl Dreams
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That would have been really unfortunate!!
Raw is better for your pearl-- cooking doesn't do anything good for pearls.
It's very cool finding a natural pearl! I certainly have never found one. However, it's not something you would likely sell, being small and not being iridescent. It's not something the average person would want to make jewelry from. But it's surely a conversation piece. Some people who find little pearls like these put them in a small cage pendant, or a little bottle to display.
Raw is better for your pearl-- cooking doesn't do anything good for pearls.
It's very cool finding a natural pearl! I certainly have never found one. However, it's not something you would likely sell, being small and not being iridescent. It's not something the average person would want to make jewelry from. But it's surely a conversation piece. Some people who find little pearls like these put them in a small cage pendant, or a little bottle to display.
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wish I would find one like this, would buy oysters and mussels just to find pearl now!
I found one mussel (sadly cooked) and one oyster pearl when I was a child also remember a miniature crab in a mussel, was holidays in Brittany, France.
I found one mussel (sadly cooked) and one oyster pearl when I was a child also remember a miniature crab in a mussel, was holidays in Brittany, France.
