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Ahh, I had been eyeing the dark pearl triple drop for some time @kojima -- but trying to become more minimalist with time. It's indeed gorgeous!

Purchased from the live event for my 19 year old --she says it's so cute but doesn't think she will wear it. So I get to enjoy! The quality is outstanding, with the tiny akoyas being especially luminous.

the Eclipse is fabulous. I wondered how they would look in real life. Thanks for sharing!!!

I wonder how it would feel to wear it -- how heavy

I attended the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History's pearl exhibit >20 years ago. This reminds me of the cover photo of the accompanying book, which I have at home!

here are my lowbrow eBay pearls -- they looked nice on my zoom meeting earlier today, see screenshot

a cute story https://www.boston.com/news/the-boston-globe/2023/07/28/r-i-woman-turned-pearl-found-in-a-clam-into-her-engagement-ring/

Your pearl photos are so striking and professional. What camera and lighting do you use?

Bravo! educational at multiple levels and inspiring.

from Kojima a few months back. very summer-y!

These are really special. I had eyed them for some time on the website and still regret not purchasing! Good for you.

A very regal look

article from last week https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/26/fashion/jewelry-mikimoto-cultured-pearls-japan.html?smid=url-share

The Sea of Cortez is stunning. It reminds me of an Irish Claddagh ring.

I had been guessing that you live in Hawaii from the lovely outdoor photos that you post. You are inspiring us all to build our collections!

Indeed, however it bothers me ever so slightly that the earrings don't quite match the strand.

Martha Stewart is making the headlines this week. One came with this photo and caption: "Martha Stewart arrives at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party, Feb. 9, 2020, in Beverly Hills, Calif."

perfectly coordinated, as usual! lovely

so sweet!