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Wild Red Abalone Pearl

by Ahnjoseph
(YouTube Video)



This is a close to perfectly formed Wild Red Abalone Pearl found off the coast of Northern California. It is over 4 inches long, and 2-1/4 inches wide at its widest point, and this pearl is slightly less than 300 carats. Abalone pearls are very rare - possibly 1 out of 1.5 million may possess a small pearl, but something of this size would definitely qualify as a unique find. Though typical clam pearls are round, however, Abalone pearls are known to have a horn shaped figure. This pearl possesses the beautiful unique greenish blue luster common to the Northern California Abalones.

Added to YouTube: March 16, 2008

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Wild Red Abalone Pearl

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Mar 03, 2010
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YouTube video
by: Kari

Hi, This is a public YouTube video so I don't know the lighting that was used and no, it is not my pearl. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the comment.

Mar 03, 2010
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Abalone pearl
by: Anonymous

What kind of lighting was used to video the pearl and what is the value of this pearl. Is it yours?

Jun 13, 2008
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by: Kari

Hi, please send me a note here and I can give you a contact in Australia who may be able to help you with appraisals.

Jun 12, 2008
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value?
by: Anonymous

hi, just wondering if you would know of anyone out there who gives valuations for abalone pearls, preferably in australia.

Apr 30, 2008
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by: Kari

I love seeing pearls on video...yes this is short, but it quickly gives one views of all sides of this gorgeous abalone pearl.

See my fun pearl video here...complete with my son's original music.

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