what kind are those?

[sesebaby]

Is this a good deal? What kind of pearl are those? Thanks
http://www.groupon.com/deals/gg-100-inch-pearl-necklace

 

[jshepherd]

If they are real, they are freshwater pearls. But Groupon keeps at least 50% of the sale, which means they are complete garbage. It's probably the kind of material that is typically ground up for supplements and face creams.

 

[sesebaby]

If they are real, they are freshwater pearls. But Groupon keeps at least 50% of the sale, which means they are complete garbage. It's probably the kind of material that is typically ground up for supplements and face creams.

Thanks a lot for replying. So you think its not worth it even for $25?

 

[sesebaby]

Are these any better?
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[KAC]

Are these any better?
http://www.liquidationchannel.com/p...ox_100_in)_TGW_1.00_cts./1120161#.UYAIA81LZVJ

No they are about as low quality as you can get. I mean they are selling 100" of pearls for $17.99. There's plenty of deals to be had online but in this case you are getting exactly what you pay for. If don't care what they look like and just want some cheap costume type jewelry then sure go for it, if you want a nice piece of jewelry I'd say no.

 

[jshepherd]

I'm sure it's the same thing and probably made by the same people.

I can't really say whether or not it is worth it because it really depends on what you are looking for. But just be aware that the quality will be so low, it really isn't on the level of jewelry. It's more fashion jewelry.

 

[Mikeyy]

If they are real, they are freshwater pearls. But Groupon keeps at least 50% of the sale, which means they are complete garbage. It's probably the kind of material that is typically ground up for supplements and face creams.

A new pearl designation "FC Pearls" It could stand for "Face Cream" or you can use your imagination for what else "FC" could stand for.