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| Hello Everyone, Just wanted to ask if any of you might know of a place that might have freshwater tin-cup style necklaces using pink or lavender colored pearls that are spaced well enough apart? Any help would be appreciated... Have seen Tahitian style and white pearls used, but not the colors listed above. Thanks! |
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| Try Amanda from PurePearls. She makes this style with white so I am sure she can make it with any color.
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