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  1. linda.wald

    Purple pearls

    Those are lovely!
  2. linda.wald

    Linda's Lowly Beading Adventures

    Not beads, but my latest project: wire wrap. I took a class 10 years ago, and haven't tried it since. Luckily my notes are not too bad. The stone is a moonstone.
  3. linda.wald

    Linda's Lowly Beading Adventures

    I played with some cut steel -- it does sparkle like diamonds, especially by candlelight. Also by candlelight, rose cut diamonds sparkle better than modern cuts. I put it to the test in our last major power outage. I've been working with some blue lace agate beads: and a neck shot:
  4. linda.wald

    Blue Akoya Fingernails!

    I love them! Hugs to you, too!
  5. linda.wald

    My pearls

    Fun! Where did you find the molecules?
  6. linda.wald

    Antique Cartier seed pearl encrusted compact/necessaire, oh la la

    Wow! Do you know how big it is? I'd love to see more...
  7. linda.wald

    Linda's Lowly Beading Adventures

    Here you are: And I promised the citrines a while ago:
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    Linda's Lowly Beading Adventures

    I decided to restring these with an orbit clasp:
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    Linda's Lowly Beading Adventures

    Purple pearls 2; these are more lavender, and they are strung with sterling beads and a centerpiece of a jaguar (from Rio Grande):
  10. linda.wald

    Linda's Lowly Beading Adventures

    Thank you, Charlotta, that is fascinating! So the acorns are not pearls after all? At around that time, too, aluminum was being used for jewelry, along with cut steel.
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    Linda's Lowly Beading Adventures

    I really enjoyed the Swedish royal jewels documentary, too. I was fascinated by the tiara with the pearl acorns in the first hour. I wish I could find a translated version. And I did get my husband to watch a little bit. He speaks Dutch, but the Swedish was beyond him. I took a screenshot of the...
  12. linda.wald

    My stunning pearl engagement ring!

    That is indeed stunning, and congratulations!
  13. linda.wald

    Show Us Your Pearls In Action!!!

    I've been sitting back and admiring all the lovely things... jeg, what stones/pearls are you using?
  14. linda.wald

    Mirror Mirror on the wall, who’s the prettiest of them all...

    Wow, beautiful! I look forward to seeing ear shots.
  15. linda.wald

    Linda's Lowly Beading Adventures

    Thank you Cathy, for turning the picture, and everyone for the nice comments! I have been searching for nice purple pearls for quite a while now. I love pearls, and purple and Purple Pearls! I think the sizes are in the 10-12mm range. They are baroque, so hard to measure.
  16. linda.wald

    Linda's Lowly Beading Adventures

    Well, I ordered 2 more strands from Li. One of them was a good match for the first one I ordered, so I took apart the first strand and strung them together. I really like the result. The third strand is lighter, and I think will look nice with silver beads.' Here are the 2 first strands:
  17. linda.wald

    Linda's Lowly Beading Adventures

    Thank you all! It is Li Pearls, on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/Lipearls I've been looking for purple pearls that I really like for quite a while, and am very glad to have found these! I learned about them from Gemandpearlover's post.
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    Linda's Lowly Beading Adventures

    I'm sorry, I'm slow to reply. A polki diamond is one which is thin and flat on one side. They usually have a point on the other, and mounted point side out. Although I've heard they can be mounted the other way, I don't think I've ever seen it. Purple Pearls!!! And I ordered some more from Li.
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    Linda's Lowly Beading Adventures

    Thank you, everybody! Today I have blue topaz, with sterling and diamond polki beads. The topazes are pretty small, ~5mm.
  20. linda.wald

    New Lavender Purple Baroque Strand

    Wow, oh Wow! I love lavender and purple, so I had to order one from Li too. They are really lovely. Here's my photo:
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