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[Stamp 1979]

Please help me I took this necklace to a local jeweler he said they are real baroque pearls but didn't tell me what kind of pearls or the value the necklace has been I my family for years he said the silver is high quality and it's probably 96% silver but he said due to store policy didn't want to tell me much more Abt the pearls but he strongly recommended I get it looked at because he thinks it could be worth more than I think so I am just trying to figure this necklace out pics attached

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

Lets bump this for you

its very very pretty

 

[yssie]

can you take some photos in natural daylight
how long has it been in your family

 

[Pearlescence]

My first thought is that the jeweller didn't have a clue and was baffle-gabbing you. An item which is '96%' silver would not just be stamped 'silver' and have low-end commercial sterling silver clasp and chain. The links between the pearl settings are unsoldered which again points towards not high-end.
If the pearls are as blue as they look in some of your photos they could be baroque South Sea pearls. They look quite nice. A photo of the reverse would be helpful to assess whether the mounts are all the same or custom to each pearl. I am cringing a little bit at the points on the claws digging into the pearls in places.
The coin doesn't help assess size for those of us not familiar with US currency. A ruler perhaps?

 

[Stamp 1979]

My first thought is that the jeweller didn't have a clue and was baffle-gabbing you. An item which is '96%' silver would not just be stamped 'silver' and have low-end commercial sterling silver clasp and chain. The links between the pearl settings are unsoldered which again points towards not high-end.
If the pearls are as blue as they look in some of your photos they could be baroque South Sea pearls. They look quite nice. A photo of the reverse would be helpful to assess whether the mounts are all the same or custom to each pearl. I am cringing a little bit at the points on the claws digging into the pearls in places.
The coin doesn't help assess size for those of us not familiar with US currency. A ruler perhaps?

My first thought is that the jeweller didn't have a clue and was baffle-gabbing you. An item which is '96%' silver would not just be stamped 'silver' and have low-end commercial sterling silver clasp and chain. The links between the pearl settings are unsoldered which again points towards not high-end.
If the pearls are as blue as they look in some of your photos they could be baroque South Sea pearls. They look quite nice. A photo of the reverse would be helpful to assess whether the mounts are all the same or custom to each pearl. I am cringing a little bit at the points on the claws digging into the pearls in places.
The coin doesn't help assess size for those of us not familiar with US currency. A ruler perhaps?

Ok I have taken pics with a measuring tape and pics of the back u sound like u know what ur talking about as far as I know they been in the family for over 30 yrs and yeah the clasp isnt very expensive at this point it's the pearls I would like to know more Abt but here is more pics inside and outside too

 

[Stamp 1979]

Lets bump this for you

its very very pretty

What does that mean??

 

[Stamp 1979]

can you take some photos in natural daylight
how long has it been in your family

Over 30 yrs from what I was told

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

What does that mean??

It means im trying to be helpful (to you) and move your thread to the top of the board so others see it

 

[Stamp 1979]

It means im trying to be helpful (to you) and move your thread to the top of the board so others see it

Thank u very much

 

[Daisys and Diamonds]

Thank u very much

Your very welcome

 

[Ibrakeforpossums]

I know squat about pearls but I think that's beautiful.