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I like how you’re using your bracelets, Pomelo! Great combinations, BWeaves! You’re not just feeling fancy, you are fancy! Seaglass Tahitian necklace from Kojima, with Tahitian keshi station chain and earrings I made.

Can’t wait!!!:)

Thank you, CatMom!:giggle: I remember that table of Tahitians well, BWeaves! Your necklace idea sounds like a fun one. It would be something different- more modern and a little edgy. Can’t wait to see the results if you go forward with the project. I tuned in for the Live event, but wow, the...

Thanks so much, BWeaves! A Tahitian rope from an Intergem Show, a bracelet I put together with collected Rikitea pearls from Druzy, and earrings I made with Tahitian/keshi.

Thank you, SteveM- they are fun, easy to wear earrings! Subtle ombre Tahitian/keshi rope from Kojima with Tahitian/keshi earrings I made. I remade the necklace. I bought it in Hawaii with the large Tahitian off centered. It was too heavy to stay put so I remade it adding more Tahitians and...

They make a sweet set, BWeaves!:love: I had my little h out, too… Little h seed pearl earrings worn with one of my new treasures from Tucson. I am enamored with the soft colors of vintage Akoya, and Fuji selected this strand for me from his collection. I made the station chain with random loose...

Thanks Douglas and CatMom! And you’re welcome, Shani. Show and tell if you find something! Happy Valentine’s Day! A Kasumi pendant from Kojima with FW earrings I made. I wrapped the station chain with teeny Akoya keshi from Takahashi.

What a cool collection, pearlgirl12! That’s one of my favorite movies, too, but it’s because I’m a big Morgan Freeman fan.

Shani, you can message them through their Instagram page. There are two: takahashi_pearl_official is the raw material page and Yy will respond to you, and takahashi_pearl_co.ltd has more finished products where Mr. Seki will respond. There is overlap and great communication between the sites...

Museum pics. I’m posting mainly the finished jewelry pieces…

Some pics from Tucson of the Friday night GIA event. “A Night at the Museum”. This event was held at the Alfie Norville Gem and Mineral Museum at the University of Arizona.