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| With a few tentacles clutching the new pearl in front, it looks as though he is guarding the pearl... Isn't there some mythical names for guardian gods and godesses or spirits? I can't seem to to think of any right now, but something like that would definitely suit... Or Nemo or Neptune...actual sea godnames are obvious choices. |
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| Jean, The octopus is quite wonderful! Thanks for sharing! I have a yellow gold gecko with a ~7mm what-I-think-is-akoya in its mouth that your octopus reminds me of. I like Poseidon for a name. A friend of mine once had a stuffed octopus she called Inkie. Along those veins, you could call him Blackie, in part honor of the 'black pearl' he holds. But the second two names aren't nearly as important sounding as Poseidon (or Octavia). ![]() Carol |
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| Jean, The little guy! He has no name, either. When I got it, I was given the story that geckos are prey animals so they have to keep moving their nests & eggs, so this is very symbolic of an egg. I've researched that and can find no evidence there is any truth to it, but I fell for the little guy regardless. My husband is amused that you can see the ring flash and the window in the pearl. Now I know how everyone is excited by pearlflections! I do love that second pearl you got for your inkster! |
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| Love the gecko! And I love the octopus, too! My friend Leslie has a lot of jewelry, but my favorite is a 15mm white south sea pearl held by a huge white gold octopus. Each leg terminates in a different tiny faceted gemstone. It's by the designer Onofrio D'Oro. If Leslie still lived in San Diego, I'd post a photo. She lives in Seattle now. Thanks for posting the terrific photos. ![]()
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| That gecko is so darling! A real conversation piece! And it would be marvelous to see a photo of Leslie's octopus with the gemstones. Blaire, will you be in Seattle any time soon? Yes, I can agree that it is quite easy to find the way to Steve and Almudena's location---not far off I-5. Pattye so many pearls, so little time |
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| Great idea to send Leslie over for a good photo! PM your info and I'll see if she can do it! As for coming up to Seattle, I'm planning on it, but it will have to wait for a few months...
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