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Freshwater Pearls
Freshwater pearl strands. All strands are approx 16-inch unless otherwise marked.
	Biwa Freshwater Pearls Biwa freshwater pearl beads are flat side-drilled or top-drilled freshwater pearls. The word "biwa" comes from the name of a Japanese lute.
	Button Freshwater Pearls Button freshwater pearl beads are taller than they are wide, and may be slightly flattened on one side.
	Coin Freshwater Pearls Coin freshwater pearl beads are flattened and disk-shaped.
	Top Drilled Freshwater Pearls Top-drilled freshwater pearl beads are drilled close to one end of the bead so that they hang down from the thread when they are strung.
	Keshi Freshwater Pearls Keshi freshwater pearl beads are lumpy, somewhat flattened or crinkled pearl beads.
	Nugget Freshwater Pearls Nugget freshwater pearl beads are lumpy somewhat rounded pearl beads with one side that is often flatter than the other.
	Potato Freshwater Pearls Potato freshwater pearl beads are close to round but often are wider than they are long.
	Rice Freshwater Pearls Rice freshwater pearl beads are longer than they are wide, either oval or long and rice shaped.
	Rosebud Freshwater Pearls Rosebud freshwater pearl beads have tiny dots and grains on them.

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Note that bag weights may vary. 50 gram bags usually run
between 49.9 and 50.1 grams.
100 gram bags usually run 99.8 to 100.2 grams.
125 gram bags (half packs) usually run 124 to 126 grams.
250 gram bags usually run 249 to 251 grams.