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Wow, that's pretty special!

Pearls in Action. I love it!! They look beautiful, ladies!

Exceptional! It will be interesting to see if it sells for more than the record-breaking 5.1 million that the other natural strand we recently discussed here. Thanks for bringing this to our attention Jersey!

They are such cool unique pearls with that pointy top on them, and look at the color! - but I'm saddened to hear that now you are stumped with the drilling! I would have been happy to do it for you. Oh well, next time make sure you ask and I'll be more than willing, free of charge. Excited to...

The station chain is really nice - love the classic look!

Cees, I have no idea! I was asking. There is a way, as I see it in some pictures. But I don't think we will get those who know to divulge, or am I wrong? ;)

With fine pearls that have reflective luster like these, do you know how to get the camera to not show in the pearls, Cees?

You did great with the loose pearls you bought kelluv! :rolleyes:

Wow, ok, thanks. It truly is beautiful.

Those muticolor keshis are outstanding!! How much was he asking for that strand, if you don't mind? :eek:

You whipped that up after dinner? My goodness, you necklace-making skills are my envy! :rolleyes: Well done, it's beautiful, and you're so good about posting what you have been creating with those gorgeous Mangareva drops! Thank you!

Woo-hoo! Look at that gold-bronze color. Wow, well done Kelluv! Those are rich and gorgeous!!

Hi Julie, the person who bought the lot was going to make multicolor strands with them.

Thanks everybody. Wendy - this lot came from one producer but was compiled over several harvests.

Hi Cees, yes these were part of a gorgeous multicolor lot, at auction in Papeete. The picture I posted above was of the most blue ones, out of the whole lot that was for sale. The complete oval/button multicolor lot offered looked like this (attached) Just superb color in this lot, in my view!

Hi Pearly friends, Take a look at these BLUE colored Tahitians I ran across at auction in French Polynesia recently. I had rarely seen Tahitians that looked quite this blue. As you can see, these pearls' surface quality is not completely clean, more of a C/D quality, but the blue color...

You nailed it PearlDude! :)

They are both really gorgeous Cees! I personally would pick #2 I think.

Patiently waiting too! :))

Yes, I love that darker metal too! Well done Sarah!