odrog
Earning My Ears
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- Sep 9, 2007
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I learned this from a friend so naturally I just had to try to see what she was talking about. All the pearls I have gotten from Epcot (Japan) have had the grainy feel to them. So they are not beads. I hope this helps!![]()
Much appreciated, thanks!
From everything I have seen I belive they are (as expected) not ever going to be highly valuable pearls that you get. I haven't read enough to learn exactly how the color treating process works but certainly the pearls from these oysters have been color treated. Which begs the question of whether they are removed, valued and treated for color and then placed inside another(?) oyster. Now that I know what it is that is inside I suppose I really don't need to know the answer, but for those of you doing research on which oysters to pick to yeild the best pearl you may want to take note. The appearance of an oyster might not have anything to do with the pearl inside...
I went first and I got a single pearl good size; I thought it was really nice. Then one of my DD,s picked hers all by herself and she got what they said was a rare pearl it was a pretty silver color very nice size. Then my other DD picked 2 oysters and couldn't decide which one she wanted so she ask her dad for help so he helped her decide and when they opened hers she had twins! She had earrings made and me and my other daughter had a pendent made. All and all the 3 of us spent about $85.00 for everything. I think it was worth every penny the girls had a great time picking and then watching them make their jewrly. It's a great memory 


Thanks!