Showing posts with label natural pealrs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label natural pealrs. Show all posts

Friday, October 01, 2010

Hand Woven Virgin Hebi



An intricate, hand woven rope pearl necklac made of thousands of tiny white freshwater seed pearls. Seed pearl necklaces were in vogue from the year 1840, and it's look like they made a comeback at London and Paris catwalk shows.  These pearls usually come from freshwater lakes in China. Commonly off-round, rice shaped to baroque and slightly less symmetrical and smaller, these pearls offers good value for the price

Saturday, March 20, 2010

Pearl necklace of the day - Ere de Decadence by David Wein

David Wein Pearl Necklace
David Wein - Pearl Necklace
Extremely rare, an iconic triple strand akoya pearl, diamond, and blue sapphire princess necklace evokes the timeless elegance of old-world couture. The perfectly balanced necklace is composed of hand-picked, carefully graded round white akoya pearls that shimmer with rose overtones that are articulated by a detachable 18K white gold pendant style unheated Umba sapphire and diamond clasp.

Genuinely investment grade, this unique and magnificent piece of David Wein's jewellery is composed to be handed down from one generation to the next.

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Passage Des Perles

My favorite gemstone dealer now offering a large selection of loose cultured freshwater pearls in a wide range of different natural colors, shapes and sizes. There is no minimum order and it is possible to request to drill the pearls any way you want - from half drill, to fully drilled or double drilled, to diagonally drilled or un-drilled.

Thursday, January 15, 2009

You got pearls

Abolone Pearl
Abalone Pearl by Multicolour.com
I bought this rare and 100% natural Abalone beauty from Multicolour.com for an upcoming pearl jewellery design competition. Imagine the thrill of finding one of these?

The Abalone pearl, with its true scarcity and impending extinction will prove itself the ultimate prize for the knowledgeable and informed collector.
Unlike the Oriental Natural, the Akoya pearl, and the South Sea and Tahitian cultured pearls, abalone pearls are not primarily judged by their roundness. Also, unlike other types of pearls, Abalone pearls are not subjected to any type of processing, such as bleaching or buffing. The pearls essentially look the way they look coming directly from the Abalone shell.