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Thanks Jeg and BWeaves. This rope is versatile when I break it in two. I like to wind one of the strands with a strand of Tahitian keshis into a torsade. The result suits me really well. I'll post a photo soon.

Two photos of the Tahitian rope I wore to work today, along with a snapshot of the earrings. The rope is two strands that I had harpoon clasps made for so that it could be an endless rope or 2 strands. Everything came from Roberto Lay’s Pearl Society.

Thank you Jeg. Your jewelry collection gives us all something to aspire to. By the way I love your dresses. They’re very interesting and unusual.

You are quite observant Pomelo. Yes, those are the Picasso squiggle earrings. Thanks for the compliments. I have fallen very hard for pearls in the last 8 months. It really is a disease. I can't discuss this with my husband -- I just hope he doesn't notice too much except to say something...

Here goes with another necklace. Dark green body Tahitians, my first Tahitian necklace that I got through a friend in the business. Not the best pictures but you get the idea. I do love this strand.

Jeg, you look awfully cute in that baby picture with your little pouty face!

Okay — deep breath; I’m going to post my first photos of a necklace. This is a south sea harvest strand I commissioned from Cees about 2 months ago. On my neck I’m wearing it doubled. It also comes apart into 2 strands when I want to wear it shorter.

Wonderful photos Jeg. The ladies dressed for the Citadel remind me of dressing up for Easter Sunday when I was a child. I suspect that's sacrilege to say, but the photos brought forth the Easter image so strongly, with all the soft pink and white, and the fancy dress and the springlike...

Good lord! I’ve never seen pearls like that — all those Tahitians — in Macy’s before.

What an unbelievable exhibit, and great photography too. Thanks for this.