NIGHT-GRING 10 PC Freshwater Cultured Pearl Oyster Oval Pearls with White/Pink/Purple/Black, Birthday Gifts(7.5-8mm)

Very nice Freshwater culture Pearl oysters. Met all my expectations!

We really enjoyed these. Easy to open, no smell, not messy. And pearls were pretty. Ordered 2 more sets. Now, these pearls are only worth a couple dollars at most, you are paying for the fun. And don't get caught on pearl opening scams. The pearls are not Akoya or worth what they tell you! Edit: Have now had 6 sets of these pearls from this seller. They range in colours more than the four colours mentioned in the ad. Here is a photo of 5 of the sets, minus a couple we gave away. The other set of 10 my daughter has. As you can see we have hot pink, sky blue, turquoise, light orange, along with deep purple, blackish (not true black any of them), gray/silver, white, soft purple, soft pink/peach.

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Cheap by all means. Not worth the price at all

This is an excellent value for the money, so it's hard to go wrong even if you don't get the color you want or something. I bought these to take to a visit with my family, but I had a few extra so I've opened 3 already. Hoping for a black pearl, I chose the smallest ones based on another review -- they were white, white, and pink sadly, so all the small ones are NOT black, except maybe in certain batches or by coincidence. But the surprise is part of the fun I guess, if you MUST have a certain color, you should probably just buy it. Assuming these are random, and some colors are more common than others, who knows what you might get... you might get 10 white ones, so you have to be ok with that or else order specific colors. The pearls were of different sizes, which was good -- I tried popping one into one of the cage pendants I bought, and the pearl was too large (which is the fault of the pendant, not the pearl), but the other two fit. They're slightly oblong, but mostly round... I'm sure they're seeded, but they're not shaped like a grain of rice, more like an egg or rounder. As far as I could tell the pearls were in the meat of the oyster and didn't seem like they were placed in there. If you think about it, pearls have to be made in an oyster... it's a lot more work to grow them in and then harvest them from one oyster, and open that oyseter up, take the pearl out, open up another oytser and stick the pearl inside. That seems stupid. I can't comment on if some of these are dyed because I haven't found a black or purple one (realistically they probably are), but I didn't notice any color abnormalities in the pink one I found. It seemed natural to me, and even if it wasn't it'd probably fool the average person. These oysters are NOT like what you get in a restaurant (heavy and thick-shelled), they're about 1 - 2 inches in diameter and the shells are paper thin. Of course you're only deaing with the shell for a second and then you throw it out, but it does seem a little "cheap". I found the easiest way to open them was to snap them in half in my hands... I tried to pry one open and the shell shattered anyways. They do come in a little juice which is a little gross, but it's minimal and not terrible. It's not so much it spills out or anything. I will say that several of them came "cracked", which is not to say open, but just that the shell had been broken but was held together. You still get the surprise of opening it, but I'll be sure to give my family the unbroken ones. I think for the price it's important to have realistic expectations, and recognize what is and isn't acceptable. I think the for price these are a GREAT bargain. I hope there's a black pearl in here, but even if there's not it's still a good price for a fun little activity and 10 real pearls.

Super fun to crack open, gorgeous colors, low smell, decent sized pearls!