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стихи для школы первого класса для первого сентября, Help me identify a maker's mark on a 14k pearl clasp , PJS Pearl Brands Mark on clasp, Mikimoto Pearl Necklace from late 1950's/early 1960, The art of opening and closing a necklace - Pearl Guide, Anybody recognize clasp mark? | Pearl Education - Pearl-Guide.com, Mikimoto? | Pearl Education - Pearl-Guide.com, Remember those add a pearl necklaces help - pearl-guide.com.
You could waste countless dollars on appraisals and restringing at Mikimoto. In 2022 I called Mikimoto and got a quote to have my 1893 Anniversary (1983 purchase) strand evaluated and they quoted me $250 just for an evaluation; this was to make sure that the pearls and clasp were authentic. This fee did not include restringing services or shipping and insurance both ways. Because of this, I didn't even ask how much restringing services were, when it would cost over $300 to confirm my pearls were Mikimoto. So considering all this, how much would you actually make on your "Vintage" strand with a sterling silver clasp? With pearls, as is said so frequently on this forum, the real value is sentimental. Not sure what you are hoping to make on these pearls, but following @pearldreams advice to look at similar silver clasp Mikimoto strands selling prices on EBay would be your best gauge to see if restringing and appraisals are even worth pursuing. Your story is so sweet; it is worth documenting and sharing with family and then perhaps leave the pearls to a family member who will treasure them. If you need to raise money and there isn't anyone to give them too, best wishes for the very best selling price., Welcome BeckyM, What pretty classic cultured pearl necklaces you have there! The G could possibly stand for gold, or more likely the company that manufactured the clasp. That is a widely sold basic style gold "fish hook" clasp which is secure and often used on pearl strands. It's unlikely the initial is related to the company that sold the pearls., Its also on the pearl ring from ebay I posted link. Seems to be on pearl pieces. The ring appears to be decent quality but most of the PJS jewelry has been cheap freshwater..
I can't figure out how to edit the subject line but it should say late 1950's to early 1960 (which was when I was in Japan). I was nine years old in 1960 when I went with my mother and father to Mikimoto Island in Japan. (My dad was in the Air Force stationed at Tachikawa Air Force Base in, Well ,have you ever heard about changeable clasps? I am using them. It is a Swisss registered mecanism that allows safely to open and close -of course- plus changing clasps and fitted necklace as well. It is composed of 2 special steel or gold keys to be drilled and fixed at the 2 ends' necklace (then easily re-string the pearl necklace)., My girlfriend wants a pearl necklace, and I'd prefer to buy a higher quality used than low quality new. If I knew the maker/designer of this strand, I could Google around. Anybody recognize this maker's mark? Kind of looks like an oyster to me. Obviously not the Mikimoto oyster. Thank you, There is a necklace on Mikimoto's American site, that involves diamonds, akoya and South Sea pearls for an eyewatering price. It is a similar weave which they call a Lace necklace., Even a chain with one pearl, a design which many of our vendors sell, is a finished piece. Check out Meg Ryan in "Sleepless in Seattle" and her GORGEOUS add-a-pearl necklace., Storing pearls properly is important to maintain their luster, prevent scratches, and avoid damage. Here are some tips on how to store your pearls: Keep them in a soft pouch or a separate compartment in a jewelry box: Store your pearls in a soft pouch or in a separate compartment of a jewelry box to prevent them from rubbing against other jewelry and getting scratched. Avoid exposure to .