Back in 2007, members of the GIA Alumni Pearl Tour happily invaded the private grading rooms of Paspaley, in Darwin, Australia, where we were shown the special pearls.
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This pearl was amazing, not only for it's size, but for the orient shimmering on the surface. I have long imagined how I would set it as a pendant with a very long chain so it could be touched and admired. In wilder fantasies, I imagined how magnificent it would look atop a scepter!
You can see their South Sea pearl jewelry collections at www.paspaley.com - My favorite is the Lavalier Bleu.
Blaire Beavers
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This pearl was amazing, not only for it's size, but for the orient shimmering on the surface. I have long imagined how I would set it as a pendant with a very long chain so it could be touched and admired. In wilder fantasies, I imagined how magnificent it would look atop a scepter!
You can see their South Sea pearl jewelry collections at www.paspaley.com - My favorite is the Lavalier Bleu.
Blaire Beavers