Show Us Your Pearls In Action!!!

[CortezPearls]

Dear Pearl-Guiders! We have Thanksgiving upon us! Why don´t you share with us all what your "Pearl-Giving" evening wear will be like for this year?
What is your indispensable pearl-wear for this year's event?!?!?
I say: This strange year and its oddities cannot put a Stop on Pearldom!!!! (You may picture me as William Wallace, shouting "Pearl Freeedooom!!" if you will )
Please share! And let the WORLD enjoy Pearlsgiving!
Have a great weekend!

[jeg]

Ok, you’re on, Douglas! Except I’m not sure what that will be yet. Will have to stay tuned for next week. In the meantime...
A long rope of silvery blue Japanese Akoya with a Tahitian dangle from Kojima, and a short strand of Tahitians from PP.

[CathyKeshi]

Okay, Douglas, I'll play too. Might take me a few days to figure out what pearls look best with a flannel lounge rope, a pair of quilted slippers and a raw turkey ... but I'll try!

[Marianne]

Oh Cathy, you made me snort! I was also picturing my um, formal lounge ware

[Charlotta]

That dress is gorgeous Jeg and goes so well with your beautiful pearls.

[lisa c]

Jeg, what a terrific look! And the dark Tahitians really pop with your hair, skin and that dress! The silver rope makes a nice frame of light, too.

Douglass, I think we can put you in a kilt, in a heartbeat! With a fistful of pearls held overhead and a triple dangle from one ear.

[lisa c]

I must say, though, it’s really hard to pull my eyes away from the Pearl holiday sales pages.

this reminds me of my Mom sitting us down with the Christmas toy catalogs. She’d say “Better get busy, make your lists!” Of course, being little with short attention spans, that task was good for frequent re-assignment.

[GabrielLuke]

It looks like a pretty antique pearl and a spacer bracelet loaded with gold. This style was popular from the late 40s to the early 60s.
I think the 3-spacer segment is supposed to go on the outside of the wrist so that it falls smoothly—the odd # spacer might even have been needed to make it the correct duration.
The clasp is a circular clasp that has been changed. It looks more substantial than the standard lever ring that opens, maybe more stable.

[CortezPearls]

Douglass, I think we can put you in a kilt, in a heartbeat! With a fistful of pearls held overhead and a triple dangle from one ear.

LOL...I am actually thinking of wearing my authorized Clan Mac Laren Kilt!!!

What I am wondering about is...what pearl jewelry can I wear? A black pearl single earring, very "pirate-like"???

[CortezPearls]

It looks like a pretty antique pearl and a spacer bracelet loaded with gold. This style was popular from the late 40s to the early 60s.
I think the 3-spacer segment is supposed to go on the outside of the wrist so that it falls smoothly—the odd # spacer might even have been needed to make it the correct duration.
The clasp is a circular clasp that has been changed. It looks more substantial than the standard lever ring that opens, maybe more stable.

You have a very good eye for details

[Lilpearl]

Jeg, what a beautiful silver strand!

Cathykeshi, that’s hilarious!,

I’ll play too and will share my turkey “dressed” in pearls lol!!

[Lilpearl]

Lol LisaC that’s hilarious! I wish I had the attention span of a child, my husband will appreciate that very much!

[BWeaves]

Hum, just me and Greg for Thanksgiving this year. I'll probably wear a loose dress with no waistline, and pearls that aren't any longer than 18 inches. I don't want anything swinging into the oven or getting spattered when I cook.

But I think I will be wearing a tiara.

[BWeaves]

OH, so that's where that color banded carved Tahitian went. I should have known. I've waiting for that one to show up on the Kojima website, and it didn't, so I figured it must have gotten sold before it ever hit the website. It's gorgeous.

[jeg]

Thanks so much, Charlotta, LisaC and Lilpearl!

BWeaves, I found the carved pearl on the Kojima website. I think I lucked out with good timing when I checked it out because there were a few new things posted. I didn’t hesitate...