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Nautilus Pearl?

by Katherine
(Philippines)

Nautilus Pearl

Nautilus Pearl surrounded with different kinds of Pearls.

Good Day Sir/Mam

I am Katherine and I lived in southernmost part of Mindanao, Philippines.I would like to seek professional advice from you regarding the rare nautilus pearl. I have one in my possession right now and I would like you to confirm or take a look at this photos if this is truly a nautilus pearl. I know Nautilus Pearl are rare, and I was searching in the internet and the only thing I've found are more of a descriptions and details and no definite pictures. Arguments are mostly in the net regarding the true existence of Nautilus Pearl.

The one that I have a "Nautilus Pearl" weighs 5.7 grams and a size of 15x17mm.I am no expert about pearls, hoping you can enlighten me if it is a True "Nautilus Pearl" or simply a "Fake" Pearl.

You might ask me how did I get it, well it started this way.

A local pearl buyer and a friend of mine ask my help to post this in the internet. And luckily I have found your website. The said Nautilus Pearl has been found by a local diver in the depth of the ocean inside a nautilus shell. And sell it to his buyer.

I am attaching a photos of the said nautilus pearl. I hope you can spare time and help me to confirm this.

Thank you very much.

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Aug 08, 2011
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INTERESTED YOUR PEARLS
by: Anonymous

Hi Ms. Katherine,

I'm also from Philippines and I like your pearls. Can u email me at preciouslyn80(dot)com.

Hope to receive email from you.

Lanie

Apr 09, 2011
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Pearl identification
by: Kari

Hi again, You may email me at: karipearls(AT)gmail(DOT)com I plan on visiting the Philippines in June....maybe we could meet up somewhere because, as you know, I enjoy seeing pearls.

Apr 09, 2011
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Pearl identification
by: Kari

Hi Katherine,

It is nearly impossible to identify a pearl accurately from a photo alone. For identification you'd have to take it to a pearl lab.

Tell your diver friends to save the shells that they find pearl in...that way it will be easy to identify the type of pearls.

Some of the pearls in your group photo look like cultured pearls....but again, a photo is not enough to go by when identifying pearls.

Thanks for sharing.

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