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How funny and very clever - everybody will want a flashing pearl necklace now!

Really interesting. This ties in nicely with the oft-heard complaint about the shrinking size of Chinese strands discussed here at PG. John

Iridescent popcorn - love them! John

Beautiful colors on those, Michael. I didn't realize so many pastels came from the our natural pearls here. John

Great story - it started out so poetic and ended with me giggling a bit... Great job!

That second picture looks like a modern sculpture of a human form - love it!

They look really lovely on your wrist and I love the pendant - congratulations!

Stunning jewelry - the dome ring with several pearls is really gorgeous (but then everything there is).

Love, love the pictures John - thanks for posting. What a life!

I love the strand, Sarah - it looks great on you. You can wear it so many ways (love the over the shoulder idea). So creative...

It depends on the children! Seriously, though - stunning pearls. For many of us, we can't imagine parting with such lovely pearls but it is, after all, your livelihood! Congratulations, Josh, on a lovely harvest. The colors are simply spectacular.

Silver or lavender, for me the pearls speak a bit about history. It seems an honor to have the opportunity to get them. They look lovely and thanks for sharing the pictures! John

Thanks for posting this. Someday, I'm going to get a set up (after I start making my own jewelry, so that is a while).

Really beautiful, Jeremy. It would be nice to see this one on a real neck to see it in perspective - any possibility?

Great interview. You're looking dapper there, Jeremy, with the Abalone pearl choker we raved about in the other post.

That is really clever. I like the design a lot. A great little vase of flowers. How is the gold band attached that surrounds the base of the flowers?

Perfect with the little black dress - very classy!

Very cool - that would answer a lot of questions that show up here. It would also be a much more simple (compared to X-rays). It's real cheap technology too (assuming this is what you mean): http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.91...

Great piece, Marc - I like it a lot! It's very cool with the end ivory beads on the leather strap, giving it a lot of character. Great job!

I saw this video today through that National Geographic site. It is not completely clear, but it seems they are using culturing techniques to produce pearls in the UAE. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2008/07/080731-pearls-video-ap.html