I went to a jewelry store looking for a gift for my mom. Jewelry store was selling pearl pendants (necklace not included) for about $19. The selection was only about five pendants maximum to choose from but some had diamonds, etc. I asked the lady if it was real and she said yes. Although I asked her a different question which she gave me the wrong answer to at first. And she kept running to the back room to get answers to questions when I asked her so I assumed she wasn’t very knowledgeable about the jewelry. How is it possible for these pearls to be so cheap? And are they real and good quality? And are the diamonds (which were tiny) real as well?

You can see the pendants here. The promotion is on the 3rd page:

http://www.takajewellery.com.sg/promotions.asp

Thanks in advance.

I have a pair of real pearl earrings, the backs are 14kt gold. I also have a real pearl necklace with probably about 36-40 pearls on the strand, and a 14kt gold clasp. I am trying to sell them for as much as possible. What is a reasonable asking price for this beautiful *AUTHENTIC* jewelry? I have never worn them so they are in perfect condition.

I got a pearl necklace for Christmas, but I dont know if it’s real.
It came in this cute red box, the store was having an anniversary, but thats all I can tell.

Oh yeah, and the clasp is gold and it has a cute design on it.

^_^

Any physical features that might let me know that the necklace is real pearls?

In Monet brand jewelry (originally from stores like Macys) are the tiny pearls going to usually be real or not? I’m trying to post an ad on craigslist to sell them, but don’t know how to describe the tiny pearls: real or faux?
blondie7: a little bit more, but the pearls were teensy tiny things attatched to the ends of chandelier earrings. So, its not like the pearls were big enough to be expensive.

I donno, in the ad I referred to the pearls as faux, but no response to my ad, so thought maybe I was wrong to assume it was faux pearls.

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I received a ‘pearl’ necklace for Christmas one year from a doctor I worked for. I never knew it if was real or not, but the necklace is heavy and the ‘pearls’ feel cold when I put the necklace on. Does anyone know how to tell if pearls are real or not? Thanks!