Oh Johanna1, those look like what the neighborhood possum leaves in my back yard!
But I think this ring gets the prize so far. although having said that, if it were in my jewelry case at the right price, I'll bet a teenage shopper would grab it before the good stuff!
Lololol, Caitlin I have some big baroques the same color! I bought them sooooo long ago, I actually thought they might be a natural color!!!!!!!!!!!!! Luckily they were cheap, and dug them out the other day!
OK I may sound really dumb here, but how did they get all those to be such a uniform shape? I know how they got the color (bought the rejects from the dye plant), but those are ridiculously uniform, and I am baffled how they did this? They look too thick to be keshi, but almost too thin to be nucleated? Maybe shell dyed? Or did they take larger keshi and cut them into these shapes? Just curious. I guess if I needed a lime green necklace, I would rather it be real pearls dyed lime green instead of plastic. Still really curious about the shape.
There are many shapes in the flat nucleus, a variation on the coin pearl, this diamond shape is just one. There are flowers, stars, moons, squares, rectangles, drops, and so on.
Oh that is a badddddddddddddddd pearl.
How did it pass givernment x-ray for nacre?
These run it close
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there are more but I couldn't see the screen for sobbing...
does this seller win a cumulative prize of some sort for the duffest pearls offered for sale EVER?