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Updated Nov 26

Mikimoto Cultured Pearls

Name: Mikimoto Cultured Pearls
Brand: Mikimoto
SKU: 5d950c883ce2419b531e3b50
Price: 2799.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Mikimoto Cultured Pearls necklace. 18kt gold! Total count 57 pearls! Bought in Amsterdam Schiphol International Duty free. With original receipts and Guarantee paper. An amazing piece to add to your collection! Won't last!

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21 Comments

mirmir80 Do you know what mikimoto grade of pearls these are?

Feb 28Reply

wumegan1966 @mirmir80 good question. I have no idea.

Mar 01Reply

mirmir80 @wumegan1966 would you say it has ivory hue or pink or blue?

Mar 23Reply

wumegan1966 @mirmir80 I will say it’s ivory hue.

Mar 23Reply

deappen If you have any further details on pearl grade, luster, or rating, or appraisal, that would be very helpful, since quality can vary so much with pearls, even Mikimoto has range.

May 10Reply

deappen Also, can you add close up photos of front and back of clasp? Thanks

May 10Reply

natecorpus hi i was wondering how negotiable you are on the price

Aug 04Reply

ampsconvocar Is that South Sea pearls or Akoya?

Jul 02Reply

maenet Can you post close up of the pearls. I’m very interested

Aug 01Reply

martharogers889 I’m sorry but the appraisal is 30 years ago when pearls had high value. My Mikimoto pearls were bought at same time line from auction and were owned by Mrs. Frank Lloyd Wright. Graduated 8mm to 9.5 mm necklace with diamond clasp. They are NOT holding value, unfortunately. I think it’s unrealistic to assume these pearls will sell for this price. Yet, it only takes one buyer, lol…

Sep 17Reply

jillrhawthorne @martharogers889 pearls, especially Mikimoto are priceless right now due to a pearl shortage with disease and import changes. You are selling at market cost. They would be around 6,500-8,000 now depending on grade. I work with Mikimoto daily. Just FYI. do t take a low offer and try other sales

Sep 20Reply

jillrhawthorne Don't take a lowball offer and try other platforms.

Sep 20Reply

jillrhawthorne I would absolutely take them to get professionally graded and appraised.

Sep 20Reply

radamsmcghin So beautiful. One of my prize possessions is I inherited my grandmother’s set of Mikimoto pearls my grandpa bought for her in Japan in the 50s. It’s a necklace, earrings and a ring. They are a deep pink gold color, so so pretty. I hope you get top dollar they’re worth it.

Oct 19Reply

nikola1985 Hello Can you please confirm the size of the pearls. In the picture they look small. Thank you

Oct 25Reply

pishposhmark7 Considering.

Oct 25Reply

pishposhmark7 An American Express Credit card number appears on the receipt. Careful! Call American Express and delete the photo with the credit card number, blackened it out and repost photo.

Oct 25Reply

scrabblelover the receipt clearly shows the currency in hfl.... which is about 50% value of the usd. when you factor in the age and current availability the price point is sketchy at best. caveat emptor.

Nov 13Reply

roxannefinklea Yes a close up picture would be nice. Due to the natural process to create natural and cultured pearls, real pearls have irregularities and ridges that make them unique. A real pearl is rarely perfectly round. Synthetic pearls are created to be uniform and identical to each other, real pearls are typically heavier than synthetic pearls. Real pearls are typically cooler to the touch, and will adjust in temperature while worn. Synthetic pearls typically stay at room temperature.

Dec 30Reply