BWeaves
Well-known member
JEG: Wait? Is that THE necklace on the Kojima website right now? It's gorgeous!
Last edited:
Cees is a cool cat.oysterowl83: OOOO, nice! I saw that Cees was having a Tahitian sale. I oogled every one of those strands.
Here is a lovely silver Tahitian strand that I bought from CMW pearls, strung with Pattye's Serafil violet thread. I think I am getting pretty good at this stringing stuff. View attachment 473275View attachment 473276
Gorgeous!I'm loving all the keshis! Today I am wearing some baby bead nucleated freshies from one of PP's livestreams with Vietnamese baroque blue akoyas and some baroque WSS studs from another PP livestream last June.
View attachment 475252
View attachment 475253
View attachment 475254
I am extra proud of these studs because I was finally brave enough to drill them myself. I've drilled plenty of freshwater pearls but never anything else because I was not confident enough in my skills. I'm still not brave enough to drill the loose Fijian and SoC pearls from live events though so they will be going to PP soon to be drilled.
Absolutely divine!Kasumi and Ripples from Kojima and Pacific Pearls. The two strands are Chinese ripples. I only kept the paler strand because I use it to make a rope out of the more intense strand I bought later. The pendants and earrings are Kasumi pearls. I usually wear the pendants on my mother's hoop earrings because they're both on the smaller side and they have similar bails and sizes. I bought the ruby bail first, and the diamond bail second, and that's the only way I can tell them apart.
View attachment 475294View attachment 475293View attachment 475292View attachment 475291View attachment 475290View attachment 475289View attachment 475288
You are knocking it out of the park girl!Feeling blue. Vintage freshwater pearls. 100% pearl nacre! No shell bead at the center of any of these pearls. Lapis Lazuli beads and 18K gold beads. The Rice Krispie pearls are 1990s era freshwater pearls from China. The near round pearls are "Freshadamas" from Pearl Paradise. I replaced the dull, 7mm Japanese akoya pearls that the lapis necklace originally had with high quality, 9mm, near round, non-bead nucleated, freshwater pearls from China, and now the necklace really glows. The large feather pearl pendant from Kojima Pearl, is from Mississippi mollusks. I used to think Mom's earrings were lapis, too, but one cabochon has a faint star, so I believe they are sapphires. Moonstone and sapphire ring.
View attachment 475309View attachment 475312View attachment 475311View attachment 475314View attachment 475313View attachment 475310
So beautiful, delicate and elegant! Casual at the same time <3I love everyone's looks this week, wow, such amazing pearls!!!
Finally finished this project - made with Edison keshi from DruzyDesign.
View attachment 475317 View attachment 475318
OMG those are stunning! Where on earth did you get them from?I'm sorry, I can't get enough of my new freshies. Pearls normally feel warm and organic on my neck, but these feel like cool ice. Great summer pearls for hot, humid Florida. Morning light photographs better than the artificial light I used in the previous post.
View attachment 475321View attachment 475322View attachment 475324
Those glow on you like moonlight on snow!Wearing my hanadama pearls at home, to keep them hydrated
I feel I need some pearls of "less" ($) value, I am so afraid of wearing my Hanadama very often outside
Too much sun, too much sweat, no perfume, no lotion etc
View attachment 475349
Arghhh! Berna you are killing me! Girrrrl!JEG, love your goldens! But I'm feeling blue today. I can see blue so well now. The blues have become really intense looking to me after the cataract surgery. Vietnamese blue baroque akoyas from PP. Chinese freshwater pendant from Kojima. Mismatched baroque Tahitian earrings from Kamoka.
View attachment 475405View attachment 475406View attachment 475407
View attachment 475411View attachment 475410View attachment 475409View attachment 475408