New Tahitians

[pearlescence]

A necklace and a couple of tincups (or is it Tin Cup - two words? never sure) All Kamoka . delivered at Stonehenge.

[pearlescence]

forgot the Stonehenge photo

[WeeGem]

Oh cool!! Wow, all of us in Britain should've arranged a pearl party with Josh. I would've travelled from Fife for that!!

Pearls look gorgeous!!

[pattye]

What a wonderful occasion! Fabulous photo!!

[knotty panda]

Just beautiful and magical! Nice to see you, Wendy! You do get all over, don't you Josh! His beautiful pearls cause a stir whereever they go.

[GemGeek]

Wow! I'm in Chicago at the National Association of Jewelry Appraisers summer conference and haven't really had time to catch up on the posts, but decided to look at a couple. I'm glad I did!

The photo of Josh and Wendy made my day!

Cheers,
Blaire

[john675]

Wow - when I went to Stonehenge, there were no Tahitians in site - what a great trip for you! It looks like you were both having fun there.

[Caitlin]

Nice to see you Wendy! Who made the strands? I didn't know Josh did finished pieces-if he did- anyway, they are a treat to see with that background, especially!

[pearlescence]

I made them! I make everything on my website. Earrings to follow when I can get the gold findings (the findings companies here are totally useless)

[Caitlin]

That makes sense! Those are good quality Tahitians and like everything you put up, they are good design.


Hope you can get the findings you want.

[pearlescence]

I've also got these two beauties. Sea of Cortez from Douglas. On 14ct enhancers.

[Caitlin]

Keep those photos coming!

[pearlescence]

Steady on there - aren't those enough? The lower blue pearl is one of the True Blues, the only singleton blue Cortez in Europe

[Caitlin]

Well then, more views of the Cortez pearls! That blue one should be famous, though the other is gorgeous too.

[pearlescence]

I'll see what I can do
setting it was scary - simple job but since I used a very slow setting epoxy I was constantly dashing to make sure they hadn't slipped
I thought the tahitians had a different feel to freshwaters when i was stringing them, sort of harder, though that could be imagination