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Are these cheap imitations ....clasps are marked sterling silver .....left by elderly aunt born in 1920s

Craigowl

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pearlsngems

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They look like akoyas with thin nacre, not very good quality-- lots of surface blemishes. But real pearls nonetheless.
 

MaisOuiMadame

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If you carefully rub two pearls together, real pearls will have a slightly "gritty" feeling. If you rub two faux pearls together, the feeling will be totally smooth (even high end real nacre Majoricas)
 
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