knotty panda
Pearl Knotting & Wire Expert
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I am so pleased! Congratulations. It's such a beautiful piece.
Creative advice needed!
- Thread starter olmander
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robinmce
New Member
Olga, please post a picture of it on.
Thoese pearls are soooo pretty and I'd love to see how it hangs now with the restringing.
Thoese pearls are soooo pretty and I'd love to see how it hangs now with the restringing.
olmander
New Member
Here we are! (... not 20 anymore...sorry...)
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Hanaleimom
Member
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Olga, it is beautiful with all the rainbow tones playing in the light. I like seeing strands on actual owner's necks anyway. Thanks for sharing.
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Olga, it is beautiful with all the rainbow tones playing in the light. I like seeing strands on actual owner's necks anyway. Thanks for sharing.
Sueki
Pearl Collector & Designer
Beautiful, Olga.
The colours are gorgeous. Thanks for the photo.
The colours are gorgeous. Thanks for the photo.
robinmce
New Member
The pearls are beautiful on you. I love all the colors in those pearls, they certainly make a statement on their own. Just lovely!! Thanks for the photos!
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GemGeek
Guest
They almost look transparent. You look fabulous! 
barbie biggs
New Member
Olga:
Beautiful picture! The pearls look great too! But seriously, when you're twenty you may have a great neck and plenty of ambition; by the time you're thirty or forty, you've earned those pearls. They look wonderful on you, wear them with love and pride. (You look good in red too!)
barbie
Beautiful picture! The pearls look great too! But seriously, when you're twenty you may have a great neck and plenty of ambition; by the time you're thirty or forty, you've earned those pearls. They look wonderful on you, wear them with love and pride. (You look good in red too!)
barbie
danachit
New Member
How refreshing to hear of a company with good customer service. Bravo to them for being so incredibly accomodating to you. The necklace looks lovely.
olmander
New Member
Dear all,
Thank you very much for the nice words
Can anybody say if these pearls with such a peculiar form are per se nucleated?
I just read by Fred Ward that at an early stage of experimenting with FW pearls, the Japanese managed to achieve all possible forms at the lake Biwa but at that time, I suppose, that Biwa pearls were not nucleated. Did it all change now as concerns the FWs with rare shapes?
Olga
Thank you very much for the nice words
Can anybody say if these pearls with such a peculiar form are per se nucleated?
I just read by Fred Ward that at an early stage of experimenting with FW pearls, the Japanese managed to achieve all possible forms at the lake Biwa but at that time, I suppose, that Biwa pearls were not nucleated. Did it all change now as concerns the FWs with rare shapes?
Olga
Ingykiz
New Member
Amazing color. They really reflect the red from your neckline. Do you see a change in color when you wear green, blue, yellow, etc.? I love the shape, very unique. Thanks for the pics.
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pattye
Guest
Hi Olga,
Your drop shape pearls are a variation of a coin pearl, and they have a center bead which is that shape. Your nacre looks nice and thick and high quality because of the beautiful lustre and "rounded" sides of the pearls. Yes, I have also read that nacre will form over tissue of many shapes.
Pattye
so many pearls, so little time
Your drop shape pearls are a variation of a coin pearl, and they have a center bead which is that shape. Your nacre looks nice and thick and high quality because of the beautiful lustre and "rounded" sides of the pearls. Yes, I have also read that nacre will form over tissue of many shapes.
Pattye
so many pearls, so little time
