over-under treble tatting

I found the shuttles with loaded zoliduo beads, started in May, and so I tatted a sufficient length for a bracelet. Then, I finished it with a round only chains. But this time I've used double and treble stitches, with 3 shuttles. It looks like I've added beads, isn't it?
Is that pearl tatting?

Before you answer yes or no, please read this post by Muskaan:
https://tipsaroundthehome.blogspot.com/2016/05/part-2-present-and-past.html
and her pdf linked in that post, too.

I also prepared a video to show the method used. The effect here obtained by the hidden picots of the treble stitches, it is like the over-under picots showed by Muskaan in her pdf file.

In the video I'm tatting a chain. I'm using 3 shuttles, but only one is the working shuttle (blue thread).

White and yellow threads are used to tat one stitch at a time.
Passing from one stitch white to one yellow,
- put the white thread to the left, in front of the work,
- then pass the yellow from back to the front, through the space between core thread and the white,
- tat the next stitch with the yellow,
- then put the yellow to the left, in front of the work
... and continue the same alternating white and yellow.

In the video (about in the end) you'll see also how I untat a treble stitch. Tatting trebles, the thread twists a lot, so the shuttle must be dropped often.

Link to the video: https://youtu.be/8WQeQofB7bI
Thanks for watching.

For someone interested, the little red and pink edging at the bottom of the video, it is all split rings, alternating threads as the core thread, once over and next under.

Ciao,
Ninetta