I received raw pearls that went from Japan to Germany. I think that these pearls were used as payment from Japan to the Germans for the war. When the war was over I think they were looted as the person who gave me a few stated that the person who originally had them has passed away and had these pearls stored in a warehouse since after the war. He has hundred of boxes.
William Spector Pearls by: Linda
I too have the same set, they come in a blue fabric shell shaped case.
They came back with my step-father from Japan when he was in Korea in the late 50's.
The William Spector is a dealer I believe, there is an address right under his logo
251-Come Ichigochi'shiba Koen Minao-Ku Tokyo, Japan.
Question about pearls by: Marilyn
I also have a pair of William Spector Fine Cultured Pearls that my husband bought for his mother during the Korean War when he was stationed in Tokyo, Japan.
Does anyone have any information on them or what the value would be. Thank You
Reply:
This item should be appraised by an expert in pearls in person. If you would like further assistance, please contact here.
Regards Yvonne
One Hundred & One Pearls by: Yvonne
Hello Jose
William Specter could be a retail jeweler. If anyone has any information on "William Specter" please leave a comment and help us shed some light on Jose's 101 cultured pearls.
With Pearls, the quality and condition mean everything; the pearls being in a box does indicate that the pearls have been cared for. So you are off to a good start!
