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Are These Melo Pearls?

by Leslie Patterson
( Box 83 Portland,NY 14769)

Hi, I found these in a box of household junk. I think they might be Melo. They amount to 72.5 grams and are for sale.




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Jul 03, 2009
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I don't think so
by: Kari

Hello Leslie,

I do not think they are melo pearls. Melo pearls are rare and to find a matching set would be nearly impossible.

First, you need to determine if they are organic or man made. I suggest asking a local jeweler to take a look at them and help you find out what they are.

Feel free to stop by here and let us know what you find out. Thanks for sharing.

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