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Natural Blister PearlsNatural blister pearls -- Here are a few photos of these occurances of nature. Here's a very large natural pearl from the giant clam, Tridacna Gigas....only this clam could ever grow a pearl this huge!  Pearl of Elias, having grown at the hinge of the clam, is undoubtedly one of the largest pearls in the world. Up until now, it has been virtually unknown and only has been recently named.
This large pearl below, which is partly fossilized, is also from the giant clam and still attached to the shell. Boy, these clams must enjoy making pearls! Since the large clams never leave their resting place or move, maybe that makes them more prone to grow pearls.  Diogelorcas Pearl You may comment on the Diogelorcas pearl here. It is for sale (contact me if interested in purchasing this pearl and shell). It would make a tremendous one-of-a-kind museum piece. For you information, the famous Pearl of Allah is also from this type of clam.
Freshwater Blister Pearl Naturally Formed Rakesh Freshwater Blister Pearl This natual blister pearl is a freshwater pearl found in India. You may comment on this pearl here.  Rakesh Pearl This pearl has been certified as a naturally occuring blister pearl. The next three are natural South Sea blister pearls.  Natural Blister Pearl Near Hinge  Natural Blister Pearls South Sea  Natural Blister Pearl South Sea
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