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good to see the quality from the inside from time to time.. they also make easy education material for small talk on shows and fairs.. people love to see and understand more about pearls..

Amazing pearls.. lucky girl..

number 1 would be my choice.. green gold with a sweet wiff of pink in the middle..

You can always experiment later if you want instant gratification now. hahaha.. I like that expression..

Thank you for conversating. Loved it.

Awesome colors once again.. the old Abalone does it again..

looks like you can let go of the order without trouble and second thought.. I think I have seen the first photo which look like imitations on Ebay.. I used it to explain differences between available pearls to a customer who asked to advise on freshwater strands via Ebay.. round and too...

Awesome piece..

Reallt nice video Josh. I did my first buys years ago in The Cook Islands. Manihiki pearls. My aunty works at marine reserve and was very busy with two studies on water quality in the lagoons. It inspired me to only buy from pearl farmers who take care of nature in return for the beauties mother...

Beautiful and very special pearls..

Thanks for the video..!

Nice pearl..

dmj love the little brother abalone next to the mother of abalone.. I want to see this new arrival up close shortly..!

Hey guys.. I did get a heads up but since my annual trip to Rarotonga is coming up I had to be modest.. dmj has such a wide collection it's not always clear how much he has stored away.. he's got a nose for it thats for sure..! I think I've seen many of these gems up close and they are simply...

Thanks all above.. it's nice to share the adventures of life with fellow adventurers.. Pearl-Guide rocks..!

I have many more pics that I want to share with you but all in good time.. This is one of my favorites.. I call the picture '' Fish for a Face'' Photo taken in 2011 on Aitutaki, Cook Islands.

Most of my pearls go to dmj.. some of them are shown in this picture.. obviously some are from other parts of the world..

I saw a man necklace in Rarotonga in Feb. It was a strand of big ring pearls with a natural fiber connecting the massif ring pearls. I will see if I can have one made.. Pics will be provided.. I think you will love them..!

Small part of the colorful harvest. My picking through pearls at my aunty's place.