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Statistics Black Pearl A black jewel. Stackable: 12	Other Uses Resale Price: 1,164~1,230 gil
Synthesis Recipes Bonecraft (19/30) Yield: Pearl x 1 HQ 1: Black Pearl x 1 Wind Crystal 1 x Shall Shell Bonecraft (19/30) Yield: Pearl x 1 HQ 1: Black Pearl x 1 Wind Crystal 1 x Istiridye	Used in Recipes 77 Coral Hairpin ?? ?? ?? Quadav Barbut 80 50 55 Yagudo Headgear 45 Black Earring 50 Black Earring 55 Black Ring 60 Black Ring ?? ?? ?? Orc Helm 38 ?? Kris 79 ?? 40 Darksteel Falx
Desynthesis Recipes None	Obtained from Desynthesis (Skill Cap at Synth Black Ring 18 Gigas Necklace 25 Misery Staff (Skill Cap at Synth Coral Hairpin (Skill Cap at Synth Reraise Hairpin

How to Obtain

Auction House Category: Materials > Goldsmithing (

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Quests

• Beast from the East
• Inside the Belly (Lakerda)

Dropped From

Name	Level	Zone
Marsh Sahagin	52-59	Sea Serpent Grotto
Bog Sahagin	52-59	Sea Serpent Grotto
Swamp Sahagin	52-59	Sea Serpent Grotto

BCNM

Name	Level Cap	Zone
Steamed Sprouts	Level 40, 30 minutes, 6 members	Balga's Dais
The Worm's Turn	Level 40, 30 minutes, 6 members	Waughroon Shrine
Under Observation	Level 40, 15 minutes, 3 members	Horlais Peak
Up in Arms	Level 60, 15 minutes, 3 members	Waughroon Shrine

Tenshodo Coffer

Key	Mission
Bird Key	Bring at least 3 Counterseals to Squintrox Dryeyes

Walk of Echoes

• Veridical Conflux 9

Historical Background

The black pearl is a rare type of pearl which has a medium to dark gray color instead of the usual iridescent, whitish appearance of regular pearls. Black pearls are produced by the black-lip oyster (also called the Tahitian pearl oyster), Pinctada margaritifera, which is found in the southwestern Indian Ocean & Persian Gulf, southwestern Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico, and off the coast of Baja California, usually in relatively shallow waters (such as lagoons). The most common area where they were found is the southern Pacific Ocean, though. The black pearl is rare because the species that produces it has a smaller population than those which produce common pearls and the species which produces it tends to rarely produce pearls naturally. As a result, it is more expensive than standard pearls (the black pearl is not as valuable as the south sea pearl though).