Tahitian body color and overtones

[luminous]

I've been going through all the threads I could find here, but none of them had exactly what I was looking for. I would love to see your real life photos of your Tahitian strands/earrings/pendants etc. accompanied by the stats *especially* the classified body color and overtone.

I am very interested in seeing candid photos of other pieces to see how different the pearls can look in different environments.

I will start with mine which are baroque AA+ silver body color/peacock overtones. 10-11.4mm for reference.

 

[BAS]

Mine is a 50-inch rope, grade AA+, size 8.4 - 11.6 mm, Tahitian Baroque Necklace with 14K WG Ball Matte, luster very high, blemishing light, body color silver.

Here is the vendor photo:



Unfortunately, these night shots only show them as silver -- they show powder blue and pink during the day:





Shots on me next...

 

[BAS]

I had worried that the Tahitian pearls would appear darker than the vendor photos -- but if anything, I think they are lighter. There are many ways to wear 50". My favorite is styled as a torsade.

I took most of the pictures just now so they look pure silver, which they are not in real life.

 

[cyndayco]

If we are to go by PP's classification, my humble pearls are silver and green. In bright light though, they blend into pewter.

Other stats: AA (?)/ 12.3-14.9