Evening Republican, Volume 15, Number 174, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 25 July 1911 — WHEN PEARLS ARE SOT SUCH [ARTICLE]
WHEN PEARLS ARE SOT SUCH
Paris Court Finds Against So-Callerfv "Reconstituted” Gems—Damaging to Legitimate Trade. Paris. —The Paris Syndical Chambers of Jewelers and Goldsmiths on the one hand and of diamond merchants on the other have won a case which is of Interest to buyers of artificial pearls. • A dealer In the latter has been restrained from advertising them as “reconstituted” pearls. The court found that there Is no such thing as a socalled “reconstituted" pearl. It consists merely of mothero’-pearl covered with some coating. The announcement that such a pearl Is of the same nature as a natural pearl, though artificially made. Is therefore such as to damage the trade of dealers In real pearls end gems, and must be restrained.
