Big Pink Pearl

Nothing could ever compare to the Big Pink Pearl's dazzling features. In 1990, a notable diver named Wesley Rankin discovered a natural abalone pearl that is regarded as one of the pearls appropriate for royalty. This Pearl's astonishing price of $4.7 million is justified due to its overall weight of 470 carats and baroque-like qualities. The nacre of an abalone pearl is naturally colored in a variety of colors, including pink, lavender, green, and blue. The stated Pearl is currently in the possession of Rankin, a well-known abalone pearl dealer.

Diver Wesley Rankin spotted the Big Pink Pearl in 1990 at Salt Point State Park in Petaluma, California. The 470-carat pearl was formerly the world's largest abalone pearl, according to the Guinness Book of World Records. A 718.5-carat pearl discovered by Dat Vi Truong in Mendocino, California in 2010 now holds the record.

While the 'Big Pink' abalone pearl's exact origin is uncertain, scientists believe it is a product of either the Red Abalone species 'Haliotis Rufescens' or the Pink Abalone species 'Haliotis Corrugata.' California, New Zealand, and Australia are the most common places to find these oysters.

Price: 4.7 million