Buying red mussels to eat, the man cried tears of joy when he found this

Before he could rejoice at discovering a valuable black pearl in his food, the man was saddened because the pearl was damaged and its value had seriously decreased.

According to the information posted, Korean YouTuber Kim often shares videos of eating seafood. Recently, Kim posted a video of eating red mussels, attracting a lot of attention from everyone.

In the video, Kim can be seen buying a lot of fresh red mussels and boiling them. Unexpectedly, when he was about to eat them, he discovered a round, gray-black object with a faint shimmer and a rather soft texture on the meat of one of the red mussels.

At first, Mr. Kim did not know what it was, so he took a picture and unwrapped the object. After observing it carefully for a while, Mr. Kim realized that this gray-black ball was probably a pearl .

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The black pearl that Mr. Kim discovered in a red mussel.

Immediately, Mr. Kim searched for relevant information on the Internet and learned that artificially cultured black pearls will be black and bright, while natural black pearls often have a gray texture. Based on these criteria, the pearl Mr. Kim found had a bright color, smooth surface, and size that all met quite good standards.

Extremely excited about this discovery, Mr. Kim searched everywhere for documents and finally found a report from 1987, which said that someone had found black pearls in red mussels , the estimated value at that time was up to 50 million won (about 898 million VND).

Kim thought he would make a lot of money this time, but his dream soon went up in smoke because in just a few days, the black pearl shrank and shriveled like a raisin.

"I heard that pearls will go bad if boiled, but I bought red mussels to eat, so of course I had to cook them. I thought I could make a lot of money by selling black pearls, but it was all in vain ," Kim shared disappointedly.