Would that the lapidaris and the connoisseurs of genuine gems not quit! They appraise well every precious stone by means of the magnifying glasses. They know that the value of a pearl could be assessed correctly by considering its shell or external form. (It is really sad that) in the absence of the experienced jewellers, the precious gems are mis-examined, nay, trifled with.
Note: The face is index to the heart or the soul. The genuinely good man has a face that radiates goodness.

May those lapidaries never leave, who know pearls wroth
With microscopic eyes, they examine each one;
From fine edges of pearls, their value they define,
Without lapidaries, none would know value of pearls.

The connoisseurs of pearls may not leave,
The appraise every precious stone by putting magnifying glasses on their eyes,
By examining the surface of a pearl the assess its worth,
Now pearls are being appraised not by connoisseurs.