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    What weight is the heaviest pearl, and where was it found?

    Question #88600. Asked by deadlydalton. (Nov 16 07 2:13 PM)


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    		It was first called the Pearl of Allah and is now officially named the Pearl of Lao-tze.

    It weighs 14 pounds (6.4 kg)

    It was found by an anonymous Muslim Filipino diver off the island of Palawan in 1934.

    http://www.thebeadsite.com/REC-PRL.html

    Nov 16 07, 2:24 PM

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