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BAS I would choose 1. Burmese Ruby and 2. Dark Pink Sapphire. I think the red or pink of either of these two would contrast nicely and go very well with that back color of the pearl!

Hi! Glad to see people jumped on and answered your post. Once you look carefully at the differences between real South Sea pearls and Fresh water pearls, you'll easily be able to make them out in the future. Remember - South Sea Pearls are characterized by a warm, softer, satiny luster...

nice shiny luster on those! :rolleyes:

Hi Wendy - yes I cannot see it either

I do not think it would be much different for the US.

It's great that Harvest Strands are becoming more popular!

Make sure you post it for us once you are done making the Harvest Rope Bailey! :cool:

HI Cees, yes I was talking about your Blue Tahitian Beauties! :rolleyes:

Beautiful Large Blues Cees. Top surface quality too it seems.

Nice purchase pearley!

Cees, I had missed the pictures of your luscious drops! Thanks for posting - I especially like the ones in your first pic - they have such great color!!

I think as the Chinese consumer's tastes mature this could change!

Beautiful color! I love how u assembled them yourself on rose gold. Matches really nicely. I gotta ask where u found such lovely loose pearls?

Thanks for the pics Wendy!

Great idea Pattye. It's interesting to watch how people wear pearls differently now than they did 10 years ago even.

Hi Keds, I have also seen Kahaiapearls on Etsy. I have never bought from them, but have looked at their pearls closely, and yes, they are definitely Tahitian pearls - the real deal. Not fake or dyed. You have to watch out on Etsy, as there are many people selling dyed freshwater pearls as...

Beautiful pearls Tucs! That top strand you picked out looks lovely and of high quality. You'll be pleasantly surprised to see how the colors that are very apparent in your middle picture will bounce off and reflect back all types of hues. Quality Tahitian pearls are amazing.

where is the RFID tag embedded?

lovely color - and in such a big size!

It's hard to tell from that picture. Can you get a closer shot?