Guest guest Posted July 5, 2007 Report Share Posted July 5, 2007 Dear Sriman, We all here in this forum love elephant pearls and the other eight pearls. But proving them is difficult, even for science. Disproving them is quite easy. I'm a gemologist, and if you show me a stone or pearl or ivory pearl, then I accept it is whitish round THING. Ok, then we start testing, and reduce the possibilities... neti neti!!! If it is nothing known to man, then sure, why not an " elephant pearl! " Still, that is not proving it on a level where you can ask money. Once you ask Rs 10/- then you must prove it. As to the following: 1) What is it composed of? 2) What it isn't? 3) What it is (elephant pearl?)? 4) What is it's use (power?) 5) How rare is it?, compared to 6) How much demand is there? ---Knowing ALL the above points to conclude that it could ONLY BE an Elephant Pearl, then the question of monetary value... what if an elephant pearl weighed one oz... so how does that compare to an oz of pure gold??? I believe I have a petrified elephant pearl in our exhibit, but because it cannot be identified, even in New York, so I can't sell it. Nor can I even give it away for free and telling it's a real gaja mani. So in our exhibit we have the " item " as an illustation of a Gaja Mani. It is not available for one million dollars nor for free... because I cannot PROVE IT. And I'm a Gemologist! BTW: Can you send us a photograph and other information on your " item " for consideration of all the members here... Thanks in advance! Best wishes, Richard --- wasantha perera <wsnth_prr wrote: > > > > Dear sir > Elephant tusk pearls > We have one of the most rare elephant tusk pearls. All the pearls > are coming from ancient treasure. It was belongs to the king an > ancient time of Sri Lanka. You can test all those pearls in good > institute. > > If you are interested in my elephant pearl collection please > contact below number or email me. Prices can be negotiating. > > Best regards > > Ananda sahan > From Sri Lanka > > Tel. 0094 71 6568165 > Email wsnth_prr > Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2007 Report Share Posted July 5, 2007 Dear Mr. Brown, As i have mailed you before talking about gaj mani and showing you its pic, now its over you to make some way out to check it and tell us its exact value. I am willing to sell mine which i showed you before. Regards ---Dear Sriman, This group has many collectors. So I'm helping you to sell it. I don't ask any commission. Please send the picture of the item which is for sale along with size, price, etc., for all the members to consider. Best wishes, Richard --- Richard Shaw Brown <rsbj66 wrote: > Dear Sriman, > > We all here in this forum love elephant pearls and > the other eight > pearls. But proving them is difficult, even for > science. Disproving > them is quite easy. I'm a gemologist, and if you > show me a stone or > pearl or ivory pearl, then I accept it is whitish > round THING. Ok, then > we start testing, and reduce the possibilities... > neti neti!!! If it is > nothing known to man, then sure, why not an > " elephant pearl! " Still, > that is not proving it on a level where you can ask > money. Once you ask > Rs 10/- then you must prove it. As to the following: > > 1) What is it composed of? > 2) What it isn't? > 3) What it is (elephant pearl?)? > 4) What is it's use (power?) > 5) How rare is it?, compared to > 6) How much demand is there? > > ---Knowing ALL the above points to conclude that it > could ONLY BE an > Elephant Pearl, then the question of monetary > value... what if an > elephant pearl weighed one oz... so how does that > compare to an oz of > pure gold??? > > I believe I have a petrified elephant pearl in our > exhibit, but because > it cannot be identified, even in New York, so I > can't sell it. Nor can > I even give it away for free and telling it's a real > gaja mani. So in > our exhibit we have the " item " as an illustation of > a Gaja Mani. It is > not available for one million dollars nor for > free... because I cannot > PROVE IT. And I'm a Gemologist! > > BTW: Can you send us a photograph and other > information on your " item " > for consideration of all the members here... Thanks > in advance! > > Best wishes, > Richard > > --- wasantha perera <wsnth_prr wrote: > > > > > > > > Dear sir > > Elephant tusk pearls > > We have one of the most rare elephant tusk > pearls. All the pearls > > are coming from ancient treasure. It was belongs > to the king an > > ancient time of Sri Lanka. You can test all those > pearls in good > > institute. > > > > If you are interested in my elephant pearl > collection please > > contact below number or email me. Prices can be > negotiating. > > > > Best regards > > > > Ananda sahan > > From Sri Lanka > > > > Tel. 0094 71 6568165 > > Email wsnth_prr > > > > Send instant messages to your online friends > http://uk.messenger. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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