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AN UNUSUAL THREE-STRAND BAROQUE MULTI-COLORED NATURAL PEARL NECKLACE
Each strand composed of graduated multi-colored baroque pearls, joined by an old European and single-cut diamond pierced plaque, centering upon an oval-cut ruby, mounted in white gold, 17¾ ins.
With report 94039107 dated 30 April 2004 from the AGTA Gemological Testing Center stating that the baroque pearls are natural
Each strand composed of graduated multi-colored baroque pearls, joined by an old European and single-cut diamond pierced plaque, centering upon an oval-cut ruby, mounted in white gold, 17¾ ins.
With report 94039107 dated 30 April 2004 from the AGTA Gemological Testing Center stating that the baroque pearls are natural
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Found in the Gulf of California, the La Paz pearl oyster shell, or pinctada mazatlanica, was the historic source for black pearls prior to those cultivated in 19th century French Polynesia. Primarily harvested on the coasts of Panama and Baja California, these mollusks are able to produce an array of colors, like the three strand necklace featured here, but usually occur in sizes under 10mm.