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sashaforthewin · 1 year

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hi!! i love pearls they r my birthstone, would you mind explaining your job a little more? It sounds rly interesting!!

Congrats, your birthstone is the only one made by a creature instead of the earth!

I work for a specialist company. It's like a regular boring office job except that I'm staring at pearls under a bright light instead of doing whatever it is other people do in offices. I match size, shape, color, and lustre, put them into size order, and knot or restring. Most of the work I do is for other jewelers because the wide range of pearls makes doing pearl necklaces in-house very expensive. You gotta have a lot of pearls to be able to match a lot of pearls, it's cheaper to have a specialist do it.

The way pearl necklaces differ from other gemstones and such is that traditionally you build them over time. High quality pearls are very expensive, so you start with one or a few string onto a chain. Then you add new ones, typically at milestone events like birthday or good grades or whatever, and you get it restrung with the new pearls added and have the length of the chain shortened. So gradually over time your necklace stays the same length (or gets longer if that's your thing) and it gains more pearls and less chain until complete. We use silk thread which does need to be restrung every once in a while, probably at least once every ten years if you wear it often, so adding pearls also takes care of the restringing.

It makes a very expensive necklace more affordable by building it over time and the finished product is elegant and can be passed down. But this is also completely customizable, you can do different sizes of pearls together, lengths, you can stick to one or just a few pearls. There's really no rules and you can make it what you want it. It's actually pretty freaking cool how creative some people get. I like when they have a complex idea that can only be explained by a lil hand drawn diagram.

If you have pearls from family, heads up there are very old and very convincing fake pearls out there, people have been making fake pearls for hundreds of years. If you're not sure you can get them checked by an appraisal. Other tells are to look along the hole, typically the film wrapped glass beads peel around the holes. Real pearls are a bit translucent in bright light and they're a bit sandy inside, not hollow or plastic-y. Natural pearls tend to be smaller and more valuable, cultured tend to be bigger and rounder, and freshwater tend to be lumpy. Worth getting someone to take a look if you have some you think might be real. Pearls are natural so don't ever put them in anything acidic, you can dissolve them.

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robertsonindustries · 27 days

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Set of Crocodile Tooth Necklaces

Crocodile tooth, cultured freshwater gray pearls, brass, fish bone, Mali coral, mother of pearl, cotton cord, German red pitch

Made by commission for a client who is the Dungeon Master for a Dungeons and Dragons group and wanted to commemorate his groups slaying of the legendary giant crocodile Thousand Teeth

Within the lore of the setting the party took some of the teeth to the nearby village to have them made into trophy necklaces. Since it is a poor swamp fishing town I wanted to go with more of a rough look for them, as they almost certainly wouldn't have a dedicated jeweler, and the wizard or local metalworkers would really only have experience in making fishing supplies, basic weapons and armor, and cutlery, so jewelry they made would be more rough and less intricate than a big city master or trade workshop/factory.

Made in New Orleans, Louisiana in February of 2024

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wildbeautifuldamned · 10 months

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Freshwater Cultured White Keshi Pearl Blue Murano Glass Necklace 21 ebay yao-yao125

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abookishdreamer · 3 months

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Character Intro: Zeuxo (Kingdom of Ichor)

Nicknames- The Goddess Bride by the people of Olympius

Mother by Pothos

Darling by Imbrasos

Age- 48 (immortal)

Location- Samos, Olympius

Personality- She's traditional, honest, bright, & polite. She's forever optimistic and a hopeless romantic. She does have a tendency to be self-critical at times. She's married.

She has the standard abilities of a goddess except shapeshifting. As the goddess of marriage her other powers/abilities include having an innate sense of the marital status of a couple, being able to conjure up a ceremonial bridal torch, limited amokinesis (as it pertains to monogamous couples), & limited fertility manipulation.

Members of Zeuxo's immediate family includes her second husband Imbrasos (a river god; his namesake river), her child Pothos (god of longing & yearning), and her stepdaughter Ocroe.

She & her husband lives in the state of Samos not too far from Imbrasos' namesake river in a modern aquatic style mansion. Zeuxo of course, did the interior design. There are nods to her husband's aquatic culture like mini indoor freshwater pools, pastel white & blue marble flooring, sea glass countertops and furniture pieces, potted freshwater flowers & plants, leather furniture, as well as lucite furniture pieces, and a chandelier adorned with freshwater pearls. Zeuxo has one pet- a female cavalier king charles spaniel named Charlotte.

Her and her husband also own an apartment at Diadem House, a luxury high rise apartment building in the Queenstown neighborhood of New Olympus & they're also thinking about buying a vacation beach house in Santorini.

She never leaves the house without wearing her wedding ring- a gorgeous seven carat emerald cut diamond ring.

Zeuxo married into the biggest family in the pantheon! Her husband's parents are Oceanus (Titan god of the sea) and Tethys (Titaness of freshwater & clouds). To say she was overwhelmed by the sheer number of in-laws would be an understatement.

She starts off her mornings with a quick workout in her home gym before going to a yoga studio for a pilates class.

Zeuxo's fashion style is classic, romantic, & preppy. Staples in her closet include sweater sets, cardigans, pencil skirts, A-line dresses, tailored pants, fitted tops, midi skirts, headbands, pearl necklaces, and sophisticated handbags.

She keeps her shoulder length dark brown hair sleek & straight, but she also doesn't mind implementing soft loose waves to it. Zeuxo swears by the Olmorfia keratin shampoo and conditioner as well as the Glory's Crown argan oil hair gloss.

She's fluent in all the languages spoken in Olympius.

Before Imbrasos, several hundred years ago, Zeuxo was previously married to a merman named Aegeus. It was love at first sight for her. Everything about him was mesmerizing- his dark olive skin, the way his sapphire blue eyes crinkled every time he smiled, the way her heart would skip a beat whenever he said her name, & the shimmering cobalt scales of his tail. Zeuxo and Aegeus were married in a private & secret ceremony by a cave in Naxos. The simmering conflicts of the Titanomachy bubbled over, with Aegeus being drafted into the war. Zeuxo never really knew the dark depths of heartbreak and grief until she heard news of her husband's death during the Battle of the Aegean Sea. For days she wandered aimlessly on all the beaches & coastlines until she came across proof of Aegeus' death- his splintered shield and mutilated tail, torn off of his body. It was on that same day where Zeuxo discovered that she was pregnant.

She swore to herself that she would lock her heart away, focusing all her energy on being the best mother for her child.

A go-to drink for her is a glass of champagne. She also likes classic martinis, white wine, vodka soda, white sangrias, peartinis, clear and clean coladas, lemonade, mineral water, lychee juice, & a gin sour cocktail. Usuals from The Roasted Bean includes a cappuccino, a cafe au lait, a medium iced tea, an olympian sized flat white, and a large iced green tea.

Her favorite beauty products are the Platinum Luminescence collagen tonic, the Olmorfia cucumber detox hydra-gel eye patches, the EverPure ice roller, & the Botanium green tea hydrating gel cleanser.

She's a HUGE fan of the Luxuria mini shoulder bags.

Zeuxo's been trying to improve her relationship with Pothos since his transition. She didn't know how to react when he came to her with news of his gender identity. A daughter was now a son. Zeuxo bought & read a few books on gender identity and they even had some therapy sessions with Harpocrates (god of silence & discretion). She'll occassionally slip up with Pothos' pronouns, but it's never done intentionally or with malice. Zeuxo bought a suit for him to wear for his reveal party. She'll check up on him sometimes at his place in Cyprus where they'll go surfing together.

White lilies, white carnations, and magnolias are her favorite flowers.

The sesame kohlrabi & chicken salad topped with toasted almonds and chile-garlic dressing is her favorite thing to get from The Bread Box.

Zeuxo is the most sought after wedding planner in all the realms! Her wedding planning business Once Upon a Vow is a great success. Zeuxo has two offices- one in Samos & one in the Queenstown neighborhood. She's also an officiant. Her business not only helps plan weddings, but also bridal showers and engagement parties! For other means of income, Zeuxo is the founder & editor-in-chief of the bridal magazine Paradóseis & Kómvoi. She leans a lot on her partner and right hand woman- her assistant, a nephelai named Zera.

Zeuxo views all wedding & marriage traditions and superstitions with the utmost importance.

Her favorite dessert are the vanilla-white chocolate macarons from Hollyhock's Bakery.

Zeuxo first met Imbrasos when she was hired to plan the wedding of his sister Acaste. They shared a drink of a lime margarita during the reception and she even accepted his offer of a dance. Imbrasos was a recent widower having lost his wife Chesias (Chessy) the year prior. They exchanged contact information and a few days later, he invited Zeuxo to check out a property he was considering buying. When Imbrasos & Zeuxo were checking out the bachelor beach house in Rhodes, he made his move. He told her that she was the most beautiful being he'd ever seen & that he couldn't stop fantasizing about the two of them making love. Taken aback, flustered, overwhelmed, and aroused- Zeuxo did something totally out of character & kissed him. They ended up making love.

She immediately felt guilty afterwards. It was as if she was was betryaing Aegeus and his memory. Zeuxo tried keeping away from Imbrasos- rejecting him at every turn, but he wouldn't falter.

They were married a few months later on a private beach in Santorini. Most of Imbrasos' family were in attendance while Pothos served as the ringbearer. Oceanus walked Zeuxo down the aisle. She wore a a silk chiffon bias-cut dress with off-the-shoulder sleeves, a lace trim, a tiered skirt, floral appliqués, and crisscross bands on the bodice. Zeuxo completed the look with a shoulder length veil and pink pearl & diamond drop earrings- with her hair being in a low tight chignon. Hera (goddess of women & marriage) was also in attendance.

At the reception, there was a ten tiered coconut guava cake covered in coconut frosting, white champagne fondant, & decorated with sugar pearls. Food served there included coconut shrimp skewers with pineapple-sriracha dipping sauce, soft shell grilled fish tacos topped with jellyfish slaw, pineapple fried rice topped with mango curry, cucumber smoked oyster bites, fried macaroni salad balls, and feta watermelon cubes.

In the pantheon she's good friends with Praxidike (goddess of judicial punishment), Litismós (goddess of culture), her sister-in-law Aígli (goddess of glamour), Eudaimonia (goddess of happiness), Leto (Titaness of demurity & motherhood), Soteria (goddess of safety), Delos (one of The Nesoi), Paean (goddess of physicians), Elpis (goddess of hope), Promylaia, Eunostos (goddess of the flour mill), and Theia (Titaness of sight & heavenly light). Zeuxo was the official mentor to Naeus (god of weddings).

She also has a pretty good relationship with her husband's family, chatting with Acaste on the phone daily. Zeuxo also loves Tethys' fried cajun catfish & okra stew, loving when she brings over food during visits.

She's not the biggest fan of Philotes (goddess of sex, friendship, & affection) and her husband Priapus (god of fertility, vegetable gardens, livestock, sexuality, & masculinity), feeling as though they're perverting the concept of marriage.

Her and Imbrasos have date night every week.

Zeuxo is fond of wearing the Olmorfia vanilla + crème parfum. The fragrance has notes of creamy vanilla, musk, vetiver, caramel, almond blossom, pear, and white currant.

She's been thinking about a possible joint business venture with Hera- a reality TV show following the workers & customers of a Luxuria bridal shop, profiling brides as they search for the perfect wedding dress. Zeuxo hasn't given the Queen an answer yet.

She lights a candle every year in remembrance of her first husband on the anniversary of his death. Zeuxo also accompanies Imbrasos every year on the anniversary of Chesias' death when he places a funeral wreath into the Ionian Sea.

Her all time favorite meal is grilled shrimp with garlic rice topped with parsley & feta cheese.

Zeuxo views any wedding in Sparta as a sign of ill luck, keeping in mind the state's most favorite saying- "For every marriage, there's five divorces."

She's thinking about entering Charlotte into The Olympian Kennel Club Dog Show, the biggest and most popular dog show in Olympius.

In her free time Zeuxo enjoys reading (is a fan of romance & historical romance), ballroom dancing, swimming, tennis, sunbathing, golf, going to the spa, cooking, going to the cinema, pottery, going to museums, sailing, going to the opera, and jewelry making.

"Love is not about how many days, months, or years you've been together. Love is about how much you love each other every single day."

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cultivatetheconglomerate · 8 months

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leeperlajewelers · 1 year

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A Brief Discussion About Different Types of Cultured Pearls

A piece of pearl jewelry often stands synonymous with class and aesthetics. Pearl jewelry, like necklaces, pendants, bracelets, and rings, is trendy among jewelry lovers. There are different types of cultured pearls. This short blog will discuss the three most popular types of refined pearls. Hence, you can decide what type you should buy in a jewelry store. Let's begin our pearl hunting!

1. Akoya Pearls

A pearl lover has always been an admirer of classic Akoya pearl bracelets. But do you know what this Akoya pearl is? Akoya pearls are classic lustrous saltwater white pearls that symbolize purity and innocence. However, these pearls are also available in silvery blue, dyed black, and golden.

Akoya pearls are mainly cultured in China, Japan, and Vietnam. But, Japan is famous worldwide for its most significant production of high-quality round, mirror-like shiny pearls. The sizes of Akoya pearls vary from 2mm to 9mm and are pretty expensive. Therefore, classic white Akoya pearl bracelets are a classic choice for your pearl collection.

2. Freshwater Pearls

Who does not want a shiny freshwater pearl necklace around their neck? Freshwater pearls are primarily cultured in freshwaters like ponds and lakes in China. These are less expensive than other cultured saltwater pearls.

You can get a variety of colors in freshwater pearls, like pink, peach, classic white, and even lavender. The sizes of freshwater pearls vary from as small as 2 mm to as big as 12 mm. These pearls are highly durable since they are cultured in artificial freshwater farms.

If you want durable pearl jewelry within your low budget, pick an affordable Freshwater Pearl Necklace instead of a saltwater one.

3. Tahitian Pearls

If you prefer something other than cheap pearls for your classy pearl collection, go for a Tahitian pearl necklace. Tahitian pearls are extremely exotic and expensive, enough to raise your peers' eyebrows. These unique naturally black pearls originate in the saltwater lakes and lagoons of the islands in French Polynesia.

These naturally black pearls come in shades of black, like dove grey, dark charcoal grey, and rarely jet black. Furthermore, they are tinged with overtones like peacock, cherry, steel, green, blue-green, and many more. Tahitian pearls are usually large, ranging from 8mm to 15mm, and are available in different shapes.

Hence, a Tahitian pearl necklace will cost you hundreds of dollars at a minimal rate. If you want to minimalize your big pearls, get a beaded bracelet or a pair of earrings with Tahitian pearls.

Conclusion

Pearls are exquisite jewelry items that can bring excellent sparkle with a touch of softness to your appearance. Pearls like South Sea Pearls are the most expensive but can be affordable, too, if you choose Chinese freshwater pearls.

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thejewelryhut · 1 year

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beyondpearlmangatrai · 11 days

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Why Pearls Are a Top Choice for Women

Pearls have fascinated women for centuries. They offer a classic, elegant touch that never goes out of style. From ancient royalty to today’s fashion icons, pearls have always been a symbol of grace and sophistication. Let’s explore why pearls are such a great choice for you, including their history, meaning, and how you can wear them.

The History of Pearls

Pearls have a long history of being treasured. In ancient Egypt, Cleopatra was known for her love of pearls, showcasing their luxury and power. Romans also adored pearls, associating them with status and refinement. Over the centuries, pearls have remained a symbol of beauty and elegance, making them a must-have in your jewelry collection.

The Meaning Behind Pearls

Pearls aren’t just pretty—they carry deep meanings. They symbolize purity, wisdom, and femininity in many cultures. In Christianity, they represent the Virgin Mary’s purity and spiritual enlightenment. In Asian cultures, pearls stand for wealth and wisdom. Their natural beauty makes them a powerful symbol of elegance and grace.

Types of Pearls: Find Your Favorite

Akoya Pearls: These are known for their classic round shape and high shine. They’re perfect for traditional pearl necklaces and earrings and usually come in white or cream.

South Sea Pearls: These large pearls have a silky shine and come in white, gold, and silver. They’re great if you want something luxurious and eye-catching.

Tahitian Pearls: If you like darker, more exotic colors like deep green or grey, Tahitian pearls are a great choice. They add a unique touch to your jewelry.

Freshwater Pearls: More affordable and available in various shapes and colors, freshwater pearls are versatile. They offer a wide range of styles to match any outfit.

Keshi Pearls: These pearls have irregular shapes and a strong luster, making them stand out. They’re perfect for adding a modern edge to your jewelry.

How to Style Pearls

Classic Look: Go for a pearl necklace or stud earrings for a timeless appearance. These pieces work well for formal events and pair beautifully with evening gowns or suits.

Everyday Style: You can also wear pearls casually. Try a pearl bracelet or drop earrings with jeans and a blouse or a casual dress to give your outfit a stylish touch.

Trendy Twist: Look for modern designs that mix pearls with other materials or unique shapes. These pieces add a contemporary flair to your look.

Bridal Elegance: Pearls are a popular choice for weddings, symbolizing purity and new beginnings. They make beautiful additions to bridal gowns and can add elegance to your special day.

Conclusion

Pearls are a timeless choice for you, offering unmatched elegance and versatility. Their rich history and deep meanings make them a cherished part of any jewelry collection. Whether you prefer classic styles or modern designs, pearls add a touch of grace to your wardrobe. Embrace the timeless charm of pearls and enhance your style with their enduring beauty.

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my-gems · 23 days

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The Benefits of Wearing Pearl (Moti)

Introduction

Pearl (Moti) have enchanted people for centuries with their simple yet captivating beauty. In this blog, we’ll dive into why pearl gemstone are more than just a lovely accessory. We’ll explore their historical charm, how they enhance your style, and the unique benefits they can bring to your life. Whether you’re new to pearls or looking to deepen your appreciation, this guide will show you why wearing pearls can be a wonderful choice.

Historical and Cultural Significance

Historical Background

Pearl (Moti) have been admired since ancient times. The Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans all valued them highly. Cleopatra, the legendary queen of Egypt, famously used pearls to showcase her wealth, even dissolving one in vinegar to make a grand statement. In medieval Europe, pearls were symbols of wealth and were worn in religious and royal garments, reflecting their high status.

Cultural Beliefs

Different cultures have their own special meanings for pearl (Moti). In Japan, pearls symbolize purity and are often part of traditional wedding outfits. In Hindu culture, pearls are associated with the moon and are believed to help balance emotions. Many Indigenous cultures use pearls in spiritual practices, showing their deep cultural significance across the globe.

Aesthetic Benefits

Timeless Elegance

Pearl (Moti) are known for their classic and elegant look. They add a touch of sophistication to any outfit, whether it’s a casual day at work or a formal evening event. Fashion icons like Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy loved pearls for their understated glamour. Their timeless beauty means they never go out of style.

Versatility in Jewelry

Pearl (Moti) come in many styles, making them versatile for various jewelry pieces. You can find them in necklaces, earrings, and rings. From delicate stud earrings to statement necklaces, pearls can be styled to fit any occasion — whether you’re dressing up for a special event or adding a touch of elegance to your everyday wear.

Emotional and Psychological Benefits

Calming and Balancing Effects

Many believe that pearls have a soothing effect, helping to reduce stress and anxiety. While scientific evidence is limited, many people find that wearing pearls helps them feel more calm and centered. Their gentle glow is thought to bring a sense of tranquility and balance.

Enhancing Self-Esteem and Confidence

Wearing pearl can also boost your self-esteem. Their elegant appearance can make you feel more confident and sophisticated. This boost in confidence can positively affect various aspects of your life, from personal relationships to career opportunities.

Health and Wellness Benefits

Physical Well-Being

Though not extensively studied, traditional beliefs suggest that pearl may offer physical health benefits. Some cultures believe pearls can improve digestion, strengthen the immune system, and support healthy skin. These benefits are based on historical uses and anecdotal evidence.

Spiritual and Holistic Benefits

In holistic practices, pearls are used for their spiritual properties. They are thought to aid in meditation and personal growth by fostering a sense of inner peace. Pearls can be part of spiritual routines, helping individuals connect with their inner selves and achieve a greater sense of calm.

How to Choose and Wear Pearl

Selecting the Right Pearl

Choosing the right pearl involves considering their type, size, and quality. Freshwater pearls are widely available and affordable, while saltwater pearls like Akoya, Tahitian, and South Sea are rarer and often more valuable. Look for pearls with a beautiful luster and few imperfections to ensure quality.

Proper Care and Maintenance

To keep your pearl looking their best, gentle care is essential. Use a soft, damp cloth to gently clean them and remove any dirt or oils. When storing, keep them in a soft pouch or jewelry box to prevent scratches. Avoid exposing them to harsh chemicals or physical damage to maintain their shine.

Integrating Pearl into Your Daily Life

Incorporating Pearls into Your Wardrobe

Pearl (Moti) can be easily added to your daily wardrobe. A simple pearl necklace or a pair of pearl stud earrings can elevate your everyday look. For special occasions, consider more elaborate pearl jewelry, such as a multi-strand necklace or statement earrings. Mixing pearls with other accessories can also create a unique and personalized style.

Gifts and Special Occasions

Pearl (Moti) make thoughtful gifts for many occasions. Whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, or wedding, personalized pearl jewelry can be a meaningful present. Pearls also make lovely keepsakes for milestones and achievements, adding a special touch to celebrations.

Conclusion

Wearing pearl offers much more than just a beautiful accessory. They bring a range of benefits, from their historical significance and classic elegance to their emotional and potential health advantages. Pearls can enhance your style and provide a sense of calm and confidence. Embrace the beauty and benefits of pearl (moti) and see how they can enrich your life.

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