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GALLERY: Love the Pearls

By Loren Mayo
| 5:00 a.m. February 25, 2011

Pearls are the oldest recorded gem in history.

Pearls are the oldest recorded gem in history.

Rose Silvestro and Stoneybrook special events coordinator Babe Hart

Rose Silvestro and Stoneybrook special events coordinator Babe Hart

Ashley Mills

Marylyn Evans, Mary Murchland and B.J. Skrivanek

Marylyn Evans, Mary Murchland and B.J. Skrivanek

A fresh water oyster can produce pearls for more than 100 years.

A fresh water oyster can produce pearls for more than 100 years.

Dolores Piasecki, Dixie Arbuckle and Sandy Forbes

Dolores Piasecki, Dixie Arbuckle and Sandy Forbes

Mike Brennan, CEO of the International Pearl Group, Everett Schaubert and Taylor Brennan

Mike Brennan, CEO of the International Pearl Group, Everett Schaubert and Taylor Brennan

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