This was the best I could do with my phone and artificial lighting while it was dark and stormy last night, but I need to get some pics of them in natural light! I haven’t been able to take a proper look at them in natural lighting yet!
They’re here, they’re here!
My Fijian and Art of Keshi live show claims have been set and arrived today! I was so happy to end up with this set that really goes well together. I selected settings that all flow together as well. I will be staring at this bracelet until further notice: each pearl...
@BWeaves I love that Keshi and GSS necklace! So gorgeous.
@lary007 well I’m glad I’m not the only one! When I discovered the lives, there were quite a few recorded, and I had just had my second baby. Over maternity leave I watched the old ones and learned so much. Also they are such a soothing...
Inspired by our own @Pomelo, I recently purchased a pair of blue akoya earrings from Flower Jem on Etsy. PSS had fully set in, and the only cure was 8-9mm studs. I was so wonderfully pleased with these earrings, and the maker thoughtfully packaged them in a little pouch his mother made from...
As a fellow Floridian, we notoriously hate umbrellas 😂. You just have to make peace with the rain here and swim through the humidity. You get more wet trying to battle an umbrella.
I finished listening to the episode, and while there may not be a ton of new info if you’re already a big pearl nerd, it’s so fun to see pearls get their spotlight on new pop culture platforms! I think this show is generally very well done and thought it was a nice, short, and digestible intro...
I subscribe to the podcast “The Economics of Everyday Things,” and this week’s episode is on Pearls! Of course featuring Pearl Guide’s Jeremy Shepherd @jshepherd :
Link to episode:
https://freakonomics.com/podcast/pearls/
@jeg that Fijian strand - dreams!
@Pomelo I love that whole fit. Yes to casual pearls, yes to wearing pearls everywhere!
Today I popped on my new Tahitian ensemble for an important work meeting I was nervous about! I snapped up these dark Tahitians (most of mine tend to be on the light side...