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| Goodness! That endless thing should be illegal ![]() Anyone care to guess what Lina's treasure might be worth? What a treasure... Must have been as famous as the owner back in the day. Her pendant appears to have been made of some stones circled with unusually large (for this application) pearls. Reminds me a bit of the designs with pearl trims at Kojimapearls Only rings built like that are now listed, but I think there was at least one pendant (with black round keshi edge) posted somewhere. |
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| Wowee Elisa, Those latest photos. leave me speechless - except to say that it's gorgeous on you. I'm a huge fan of ropes; I join anything and everything that I can get away with to acheive the look. But maybe I should treat myself to one long rope anyway...... ![]()
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| Here's a fist draft at using your pictures Elisa: http://www.thepearloutlet.com/servle...supplierID=490 |
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| That's really, really nice, Terry....( pearls ain't bad, either )Seriously, it's good to see the pearls on a model.
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| I don´t think it´s great to have freshwater pearls to show a product made of akoya...
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| Hi Mervione, The ad. is for freshwater pearls too. ![]()
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| Sorry, I can be so stupid sometimes. Maybe a picture of an akoya rope too for comparison would be better though, so the costumers can see the difference.
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| Ha Ha! Nice one, Elisa. ( mopping up the tea spilt whilst reading your post ) ![]()
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| I doubt you would be able to tell the difference between a 100" Akoya rope and a 100" Freshwater rope without a closeup... Even then, with a high end Freshwater rope, there would still be no visible difference between the two. |
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| Wow! I think a pendant would be awesome. Kojima Pearls has some enhancers on the site. http://www.kojimapearl.com/jewelry/pendants/kdp792.html But a pendant on the Pearl-Outlet pics would definitely show the versatility of the rope. ![]() |
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