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The range of colors is mesmerizing.

I agree with BWeaves. Looking at all the different styles really is a source of pleasure. And consider ordering 2-3 finalists, with different overtones, to see which works best with her coloring. Send back the runner(s) up. Maybe make the gift not only of a piece (or pieces, depending on your...

Don't worry! I contacted them today; they will be replenishing their online wares repeatedly.

I agree that stud earrings would be a much better bet. And if there are mirrors above the sinks, you'll get a beautiful look each time you wash your hands. Nursing is no place for a pearl ring or bracelet.

Breathtaking!

Thank you, BritM, for starting this thread. I too had a long rope on my bucket list, but I think I just liked the idea of dripping in pearls. Lots of great advice, and now I will revise the bucket list to contain something like a 26" strand to rest inside my 35" strand.

I love Zendaya's dress. Like others have said, the pearls are likely faux, but doesn't it give you a wonderful fantasy of dripping with pearls? So, about the second set of pics, with the busy print. If you were this actress's stylist, how would yoy accessorize that dress on her?

Oh Sanippy, that is so delicately beautiful!

Okay, this is my first try at posting an image, so we'll see what happens. ;-) 8.5 - 9 lavender Freshadama studs from PP (where I started on this journey), with a rosebud button pearl necklace from Kojima. Overcast day.

Great story, amti!

That's exactly what I was thinking, Pattye, sounds like these folks get hooked just like gamblers do.

Thank you, Dave, for such a lovely story of the value of childhood wonder and exploration, as well as of the value of integrity.

Paying catch up here. Oh, Pearly-Whites, I had been looking at that waterfall necklace for weeks, and now I'm so glad to see it worn by its rightful owner! And it looks even prettier worn than it did online. Wonderful choice! Hanadama, your metallics literally took my breath away.

Thank you, BWeaves, for sharing such lovely stories and beautiful pictures. I'm new to PG, and only recently allowed myself to start wearing my late mother's akoyas, even though she passed over ten years ago. There is a real intimacy in wearing jewelry that belonged to a loved one, isn't there?