What kind of pearl is this? Blue

[Gloriahahja]

Anyone know?

 

[CortezPearls]

I could be wrong, but from that only photo I believe it is a very nice "corn flake" dyed freshwater pearl.
Could you provide other photos to see more features?

 

[Gloriahahja]

I could be wrong, but from that only photo I believe it is a very nice "corn flake" dyed freshwater pearl.
Could you provide other photos to see more features?

 

[CortezPearls]

It could be a dyed freshwater...it just doesn't strike me as a Tahitian keshi.
Wish I could see it "in the nacre/flesh".

 

[pearlescence]

Dyed freshwater stick pearl. I posted a photo of similar from ebay in another thread.

 

[Gloriahahja]

It could be a dyed freshwater...it just doesn't strike me as a Tahitian keshi.
Wish I could see it "in the nacre/flesh".

It’s quite large.

 

[Gloriahahja]

Dyed freshwater stick pearl. I posted a photo of similar from ebay in another thread.

Where is the photo? I looked and found nothing

 

[jshepherd]

Where is the photo? I looked and found nothing

I believe this is the link:

What kinds of pearls are these please?

It looks like a red abalone pearl, formed within a mantle perforation. It's very typical in this species. Without tangible provenance, it's impossible to determine natural or cultural origin as this phenomenon has been observed and described in either setting.

www.pearl-guide.com

 

[Gloriahahja]

Ohh mine does not look like that. Much larger and thicker