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Gogibus Pearl
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GOGIBUS PEARL
The Gogibus Pearl is a white, pear-shape saltwater pearl of 126 carats.
The Gogibus Pearl was discovered by Spanish merchant Gogibus in the West Indies. It was later purchased by Philip IV in 1960.
The pearl is a white, pear-shape saltwater pearl, weighing 126 carats and it is said to have been worn as decoration on Philip IV's cap.