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American Pearl AM-LOAVES-1
American Pearl AM-LOAVES-1

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Rare American cultured pearl
loose (unset/unmounted), white color with blue, green & fuchsia overtones-all natural, unique oval shape or (loaf of bread shape), grown in our domestic waters of Tennessee over a five year period.

Pearl size 20-25mm long (3/4" to 1" long)
List Price: $1250.00
Price: $1000.00
Natural Pearl ABN-D-3
Natural Pearl ABN-D-3

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Rare natural abalone pearl, loose (unset/unmounted), blue & green colors-all natural, unique half moon shape, grown by Mother Nature off the coast of California.
List Price: $1410.00
Price: $1128.00
Natural Pearl GL-9-68
Natural Pearl GL-9-68

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Rare & exotic natural pearl, "conch pearl", loose (unset/unmounted), pink-salmon colors-all natural, oval shape, grown by Mother Nature in the Caribbean off the coast of California, 9.68 carats, exhibits unusual flame pattern, collectors gem.
List Price: $8750.00
Price: $7000.00
Natural Pearl RB-2004EF
Natural Pearl RB-2004EF

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Rare natural pearl, loose (unset/unmounted), white with pale rainbow overtones-all natural, unique rosebud shape, also called brain shape, grown by Mother Nature in the domestic waters of North America.
List Price: $125.00
Price: $100.00


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Natural pearls - assorted rare and exotic natural pearls

Did you know?

During the reign of the Roman Empire, pearls could only be worn by the elite classes. Some European countries even passed laws regarding who could and could not wear pearls. Although pearls are no longer a symbol of a particular caste, they remain a symbol of class.


To avoid conquest by the Romans, Cleopatra bet Marc Antony that she could give the most expensive dinner in history. She won the bet when she crushed and drank down a large natural pearl estimated to be worth over 9 million dollars.