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I ran across this wonderful photo of Empress Eugenie's tiara. Apologies if this has already been posted. I'm treating myself to some Pearl Guide time. 
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Wow! Just imagine owning that... would you wear it? I'm pretty gaudy myself, so I could definitely justify it! -
Oh, admiring the shapes of the drops! Of course, I'd wear it! Wonder how much it would weigh, Pearlie Sue?
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SO MANY PEARLS, SO LITTLE TIME----Comment
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You could totally pull that off Pearly Sue! Even if it was just to pop to the shops for some milk
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Pearlie Sue, I would wear that around my house in my jammies, or anything, just to be able to wear it. But you would need to have a mirror handy to really enjoy it while wearing.
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Yes, sorry for not showing up. Pearl-Guide is not normally a quick in and out for me, like Facebook. I enjoy it much more when I have a lot of time. Today I am attempting my taxes and figuring out Medicare, so I'm not going to be on for long, but I truly miss the friendly interaction with our pearl peeps!Comment
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We miss you here GemGeek! But glad you had some time to share with us the photo of this amazing Tiara
I love to notice how in the pieces made with natural pearls, they are all different and the piece was never considered lesser in any way.Comment
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WOW! That's a stunner!!Comment
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I'd totally wear that tiara. It's one of my favorites.
Welcome back GemGeek. We missed you.Comment
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Well that's just stunning. I remember the reporting of the wedding mentioned it but I'd not seen a close photo until now.Comment
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Wow! I believe those would be natural pearls, right? I wonder how much time it took to gather all of those pearls. The symmetry is amazing.Comment
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