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I want the kiwi, really, really bad!

What a great selection of pearls, Anna! I love my cliclasp bracelet with the Tahitian pearl. It is so clean and modern looking. John

T?es un bon prof avec tes jolies photos, Anna. L'?meraude est vraiment magnifique ! (You're a great teacher with your pictures, Anna - the emerald is truly magnificent). John

Those are truly lovely rings. I love the organic shape of the pearl then captured by the gold. It reminds me of the artistic capturing of a flower, a bit like a painting of Georgia O'Keeffe. Wonderful...

Stunning - I would like a strand of those myself!

There's my favorite bat again! I get such a kick out of your eclectic findings. Fun, fun, fun!

A beautiful collection - that ring on the landing page is really lovely. Sigh...

I remember your big SS pearl in the mesh that you "just threw together" and was really impressed. This combination is really stunning, with the mesh encased pearls. Love, love love...

Stunning. Sheri, are you in your counting house counting all your money to add it to your monster collection? John

The look like poor quality nucleated freshwaters. Ick... And yet, 100% rating. Go figure.

Thanks, Wendy - I think I get it now (but it is terribly confusing!).

Not to hijack the thread, but I am confused. I thought that the hallmark certifies the metal assay. In some countries (such as the UK), this includes a sponsors mark (in effect a trademark that is unique to the sponsor and certifies the metal assay); however, the UK is not the only country with...

I always look forward to your updates. You have one clever idea after another. Showing off all the pearls is a great concept - no hiding behind those locks! John

We have the advantage of hearing about the best from the best, but it is a good article. Thanks for sharing!

LOL - pearl envy is the way to describe it. They are lovely, rich colors with amazing luster.

Great work! Those pearl bracelets with the gold pearls are very colorful and look stunning together.

Douglas has such lovely pearls. I plan, one day, to get me one of his blue pearls. Stunning...

It only goes to show you how "repetitive" mother nature can be. It's a pretty clever setting.

Those are actually lovely "cornflakes", Sarah! I think the secret on the drilling thing is to get those pre-drilled strands. I can't imagine trying to get through their irregular shapes with a drill bit.

"That was enough adrenalin to hold me over for another five years or so." Just reading it is enough to get my adrenalin going. Dark water, hungry shark, swimming in panic. Eek! John