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| NZNP: That ring is stunning! Did you make it or is it from Eyris?
__________________ ______________________ Marcus http://www.flyrodjewelry.com/home.html A-Balone Vendor |
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| NZNP Thanks for the beautiful pics! Presumably they're paua mabes? I fell in love with paua many years ago before I knew about the mabes. We used to buy paua shell jewelry set in sterling silver, (in the U.K.). By the way where is Oakura, I can't find it on the map. I guess its not far from Mt.Egmont but in which direction? Also I thought the N.Z. pearl farms were in the South Island around either Oamaru or the Foveaux Strait. Can you enlighten? Thanks. |
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| Thanks Marcus - the ring is our design anything we post are ours - just to remind you Rob is a Manufacturing jewellery. Andrew - Oakura is in Taranaki - North Island West Coast. We can look and see Mt Egmont one way and the sea the other. Surf and ski all in one day that is what we are famous for. We only posted these cultured Paua Mabes to keep this thread moving - nothing had been posted since July. As you would know we specialize in the natural abalone pearl but from time to time we are offered cultured. These were from a farm in our region. I do believe the farms for culturing are in the South Island. ![]()
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| Hi Carlo, I am a bit to late to check the news and to respond, but maybe it still may be helpful. I saw osmena pearls in a Chinese shop in the center of Amsterdam, even bought one last winter, and as I noticed last week, they still have them. So, if you ever travel from Germany to Holland, you may look (give me a shout, I'll tell you directions). I also bought one and we discussed it earlier on the forum because I was also confused about its origin (they sell it as blister pearls). It was very helpful and I learned a lot about these pearls. See the thread Large blister pearl Best regards Olga |
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