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This pearl was called Palawan Princess,Possibly the second largest pearl ever discovered and documented, surpassed only by the renowned 14 pound (approx 31,893.5 carats) “Pearl of Allah” (so-called because it resembled the turbaned head of Allah), the present pearl is the product of the giant clam shell Tridacna gigas found off the coastal waters of the Philippines. this pearl measuring 15.24 cm with an estimated price of GPP 250.000 or approximately $400.000.

The natural non-nacreous pearl was found in saltwater near the Philippines' Palawan island and "bears an uncanny resemblance to a human brain," the auction house said. Both rare and immense, the gem is thought to be surpassed in size only by the 14-pound "Pearl of Allah," an approximately 14-pound, 31,893.5-carat pearl that, like the Palawan Princess, was the product of the giant clam shell Tridacna gigas and was also found off the coastal waters of the Philippines.

The approximately 11,339-carat Palawan Princess is a blister pearl measuring six inches in diameter and accompanied by the lower half of its original giant clam shell, which shows the point of attachment where the pearl formed.

These pearls will be sold in an auction in Los Angeles next December 6. here is the picture of those World Second Biggest Pearls "Palawan Princess"

30 weeks, almost 8 months!

Its just flying by! I will soon meet my little bean in less then 10 weeks!

Im bittersweet! Im scared, nervous, but yet excited, and starting to get impatient!

I feel it 'hiccuping' and moving around more then ever! its so cute!

So far he/she is still breech, and weighs approx 3lb 1oz (realistically probably 2.5 ish pounds)

Will it be a boy? or a girl?

what do you think??

Heres my 29 week ultrasound photos

My belly at 30 weeks!

Today, more and more people are opting for Chinese letters tattoos. The beautiful designs being the most common reason for the choice, even though most of the people who get Chinese letters tattoos don't really know what their tattoo means.

The Chinese letters tattoos have a charm and mystique that is all their own. No word or letter written in English can ever be comparable to the beauty Chinese letters have. It is due to this unique nature of Chinese letters that has made it one of the most popular choices in tattoo art.

However, choosing the right Chinese letters tattoo is the tricky part. As the tattoo is going to stay with you all your life, it is imperative that you find the perfect one for yourself. If you want your name written in Chinese letters, you will have to find someone to help who has a complete knowledge of the Chinese language. Since there are no alphabets in Chinese, you can not simply put your word into a converter and get the right Chinese translation. Chinese language is unique in the sense that a single letter of the language can mean many words, and convey a complete meaning, for example love, peace, and power can be said using a single Chinese letter.

To avoid the dissatisfaction of getting a tattoo in a hurry and then later finding a design that you liked better and wished you have gotten instead of the one you went ahead with, take your time and research carefully, exploring all the options and designs before selecting the one that you will like forever. It is in most cases like finding the perfect wedding dress, but in this case you are going to wear a tattoo forever.

There are over a hundred thousand Chinese symbols, each with a significant meaning to it, though most of them have become redundant in the present times. The most common Chinese signs are the signs for love, strength, power, luck, water, horse, cat, harmony, dragon, fire, fate, wind, heart, snake, eternity, life, music, hero and so many more. There are Chinese symbols for all the twelve zodiac signs as well.

Whatever you choose to get inked on you, make sure that it goes with your personality, and will remain the same for years to come. Get Chinese letters tattoos that you can cherish all life long.