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Satine De La Courcel
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Yes Libras are AIR elementals.. me too I am affriad. Doomed I mean in love with pearls like the rest!
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Ash
Wonderful Obssession, Terrible Addiction - Pearls
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Yes Libras are AIR elementals.. me too I am affriad. Doomed I mean in love with pearls like the rest!
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Ash
olmander
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Hunting for a good jewelry box where I can safely store all the objects of my obsession became recently an obsession by itself. I know that silk bags are perhaps better but too many silk bags is too confusing, I would never be able to get the right strand out of the pile.
So, here comes the box, just found it last Saturday. Really BIG and with at least 18 spacy compartments for all the necklaces. And OK, it is not silk and does not breath... but I can walk the pearls out opening the box during the day
/ Gives me a chance to look at my small beauties every time I pass by
So, here comes the box, just found it last Saturday. Really BIG and with at least 18 spacy compartments for all the necklaces. And OK, it is not silk and does not breath... but I can walk the pearls out opening the box during the day
/ Gives me a chance to look at my small beauties every time I pass by
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jerin
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Are the stones garnets?
Sorry for "degrading" the rubies to merely garnets.
However, what a lovely colour the have! You must be very proud to own such lovelies...
Sorry for "degrading" the rubies to merely garnets.
However, what a lovely colour the have! You must be very proud to own such lovelies...
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jerin
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Hunting for a good jewelry box where I can safely store all the objects of my obsession became recently an obsession by itself. I know that silk bags are perhaps better but too many silk bags is too confusing, I would never be able to get the right strand out of the pile.
So, here comes the box, just found it last Saturday. Really BIG and with at least 18 spacy compartments for all the necklaces. And OK, it is not silk and does not breath... but I can walk the pearls out opening the box during the day
What? You are not buying more pearls then for these 18 compartments, LOL? Lovely box, where can you store it without it drawing too much attention to strangers?
olmander
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That's the whole focus-pokus: each compartment is big enough for a couple of strands
Where am I going to store it... that's a question... maybe in the bedroom under the bed? Let everybody think that this is my grandmother's old trunk with worthless rubbish
Just kidding. It can easily stand in a wardrobe, or just on a little chair next to it.
Where am I going to store it... that's a question... maybe in the bedroom under the bed? Let everybody think that this is my grandmother's old trunk with worthless rubbish
Just kidding. It can easily stand in a wardrobe, or just on a little chair next to it.
Pearl Dreams
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I recently bought this 3-drawer "Goliat" unit from Ikea for $39.99:
http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/40103685
I have a desk in my bedroom in a location where there is really no room to use a chair, so there was this handy space under the desk (where the chair should have been) to place this unit.
That is where I currently have my PP pearl boxes. The drawers are large enough that I can subdivide the drawers in the future to create more individual spaces for pearls.
I also have a large, older style multi-drawer jewelry chest-- solid wood-- that I picked up at Salvation army for a song! That one is on top of my dresser.
And I still have several of the old-fashioned padded jewelry boxes in my dresser drawers-- the kind that, when you lift the lid, a tray pops up inside. Not so much room for clothes in my drawers, LOL!!
http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/40103685
I have a desk in my bedroom in a location where there is really no room to use a chair, so there was this handy space under the desk (where the chair should have been) to place this unit.
That is where I currently have my PP pearl boxes. The drawers are large enough that I can subdivide the drawers in the future to create more individual spaces for pearls.
I also have a large, older style multi-drawer jewelry chest-- solid wood-- that I picked up at Salvation army for a song! That one is on top of my dresser.
And I still have several of the old-fashioned padded jewelry boxes in my dresser drawers-- the kind that, when you lift the lid, a tray pops up inside. Not so much room for clothes in my drawers, LOL!!
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boo
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The box doesn't look like those drawers have an airtight seal. Why would you say it does not breathe? I always assumed it was things like safes and tightly closed boxes that do not breathe, but that things like wooden boxes (where the lids rest upon each other, rather than into a groove) and chests of drawers do in fact breathe. My rational is that if (imaginary) light can escape from the container it is not airtight, and therefore breathes. I would be interested in hearing what other people think. I would hate to find out that I am not caring for my pearls as tenderly as I think I am
