Baroque and "monster" pearls are my favorite because of their fantastical shapes. I love how some jewelry artisans create such amazing one of a kind pieces with them.
As always, thank you for the content you share with us. Not many people (including myself) would ever have imagined that such fascinatingly complex and passionate gemstone community even existed, your team is opening entirely new worlds for many!
I have adored pearls since I was a child. Every necklace I make has at least two pearls on them. Thank you so much for elevating these gemstones beyond the old lady clutching at her strands aghast :D
My favorite pearl shape is the pear. I have ordered many fine cultured strands of pear-shaped pearls from Fire Mountain Gems and Beads. Right now they have a sale of top drilled pear shaped pearls for $2.48 USD per strand. My second favorite shape is the semi-round pearl. Tfs your video with us.
Years ago I got my wife a baroque Tahitian pearl necklace. A single large pearl was surprisingly affordable but a matched pair for earrings years later was quite expensive.
I didn't really like pearls until getting my hands on a natural river pearl from Tennessee. It was dark grey and reminded me of a lightning bolt. Glad I can appreciate my birthstone instead of feeling left out of the stone club.
I have always been partial to the baroque pearls because to me they're perfectly imperfect and stunning. However all perarls are stunning in there own way. If I were ever blessed enough to find a monster pearl I would be over the moon excited.
This is unrelated to pearls, but would you do a video sometime about hydrothermal quartz, vs. hydro quartz? I''ve seen these terms used in very confusing ways to describe jewelry, especially on Etsy, & it's not clear if they're two names for the same thing or not. For example, some people say that it means a man-made quartz crystal. I also found a blog post saying, that no, hydro quartz is just a deceptive name for glass stones. It would be great to learn more about this, & about what to look for when buying jewelry in general.
I am really interested in pearls from the Caribbean and looking for some from the island of Margarita where they were popular a long time ago. Also information on pearls from the conch (sea snail).
Pls feature pearls from the Philippines speciay those giant once that are almost 10kg in weight! Aswell as sulu pearls , mother of pearls and othrr pearls celebrated here in the Austroasiatic archipelago,, thnakk you very muchh
I love a uniquely shaped Basra pearl i bought few months ago. Its somewhat a paisley-shaped "circled" pearl set in seemingly antique or vintage style pendant (21 or 22 karat yellow gold). It wasn't drilled but was rather glued. Very obvious orient with bluish tint but body color is white with golden overtone.
i would like to see some more stuff about important people in the field of mineralogy or gem history. like that Hope guy, Kunz, the fella from TIffany and so on :)
The horse with a fish tail is a hippocampus the steeds of Poseidon I don't know what the version with a horn is called though. Favorite shape is teardrop (top drilled)
The Tahitian Pearl video is how I first found the channel. I was stopping by today because in an online auction I saw a round diamond that showed the black underneath when looking through the front 😯 But the listing says it a "European cut" not a round brilliant... But let's get back to the pearls!!!
Wow, I never knew they're 7 different shapes that pearls can be form and yet they look amazing.😯😃🐚⚪ To know how they get their shape and where to find them is very interesting.🤔🏞 My favorites shapes are the sea unicorn ones🐉🌊 and the dog tooth ones. Also pearls are June's second birthstones too. Thanks for letting us know.👩🏫 Nice video and see you later.🙂👍⚪
I almost bought a triple strand keshi necklace years ago but didn’t…and I’ve regretted it ever since! So if anyone reading this is debating on buying a unique pearl strand…Do it!!! Each one is unique and you won’t be able to find the same one again
I've found a lovely little "natural" pinkish-orange heart-shaped blister pearl, just not sure how to value it considering it's oddity, unfortunately it hasn't the vivid orient that the shell it was attached to had, instead, it has a very peculiar surface which when viewed under a loupe resembles something akin to a honeycomb pattern.
The largest pearl in the world were found in the island of Philippines(Pearl of the Orient), a fisherman’s anchor caught it & save their lives, hid it under his bed as lucky item for about 10 years. The island is also known to produce one of the most sought expensive pearl, the golden south sea pearl. 🤫yet, not very many locals know about it.
This is why there's no oysters anywhere on the Sea walls out here on the beaches in Florida St Pete Beach 33706. Approximately 2 years ago, I opened my mouth up about pearls. In a instantly everybody started to go gather oysters and clams in Tampa Bay just to get the pearl's.
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Baroque and "monster" pearls are my favorite because of their fantastical shapes. I love how some jewelry artisans create such amazing one of a kind pieces with them.
As always, thank you for the content you share with us. Not many people (including myself) would ever have imagined that such fascinatingly complex and passionate gemstone community even existed, your team is opening entirely new worlds for many!
,THE FAMOUS SOUTH SEAS PEARLS ,CAN BE FOUND AND BE BOUGTH ONLY IN THE PHILLIPINES
I have adored pearls since I was a child. Every necklace I make has at least two pearls on them. Thank you so much for elevating these gemstones beyond the old lady clutching at her strands aghast :D
My favorite pearl shape is the pear. I have ordered many fine cultured strands of pear-shaped pearls from Fire Mountain Gems and Beads. Right now they have a sale of top drilled pear shaped pearls for $2.48 USD per strand. My second favorite shape is the semi-round pearl. Tfs your video with us.
Years ago I got my wife a baroque Tahitian pearl necklace. A single large pearl was surprisingly affordable but a matched pair for earrings years later was quite expensive.
I like all shapes of pearls; however I am particularly in love with the natural baroque shapes. Imperfectly perfect they are for me.
I didn't really like pearls until getting my hands on a natural river pearl from Tennessee. It was dark grey and reminded me of a lightning bolt. Glad I can appreciate my birthstone instead of feeling left out of the stone club.
Fantastic pearls informations
YAY, PEARLS ARE SO COOL
Would be neat to see a video on "cave pearls". One of my absolute favorite things!
As a gem lover and also a One Piece fan. I gotta say that Baroque Pearls are my favorite! But honestly I do like the strange shapes that they take.
I have always been partial to the baroque pearls because to me they're perfectly imperfect and stunning. However all perarls are stunning in there own way. If I were ever blessed enough to find a monster pearl I would be over the moon excited.
I love the pear shaped pearl the best! Thank you for another great video! ❤❤❤
Great video. Love your content.
This is unrelated to pearls, but would you do a video sometime about hydrothermal quartz, vs. hydro quartz? I''ve seen these terms used in very confusing ways to describe jewelry, especially on Etsy, & it's not clear if they're two names for the same thing or not. For example, some people say that it means a man-made quartz crystal. I also found a blog post saying, that no, hydro quartz is just a deceptive name for glass stones. It would be great to learn more about this, & about what to look for when buying jewelry in general.
I just purchased a pair of baroque pearl earrings.
I am really interested in pearls from the Caribbean and looking for some from the island of Margarita where they were popular a long time ago. Also information on pearls from the conch (sea snail).
Good information, love it
Baroque pearl and snow flake are my favorite
Pls feature pearls from the Philippines speciay those giant once that are almost 10kg in weight! Aswell as sulu pearls , mother of pearls and othrr pearls celebrated here in the Austroasiatic archipelago,, thnakk you very muchh
Philippines has is one of the producer of pearls ..our country been called the Pearl of the Oriente ..thanks for sharing this video ..love it
I love a uniquely shaped Basra pearl i bought few months ago. Its somewhat a paisley-shaped "circled" pearl set in seemingly antique or vintage style pendant (21 or 22 karat yellow gold). It wasn't drilled but was rather glued. Very obvious orient with bluish tint but body color is white with golden overtone.
I just love Tahitian pearls
i would like to see some more stuff about important people in the field of mineralogy or gem history. like that Hope guy, Kunz, the fella from TIffany and so on :)
The horse with a fish tail is a hippocampus the steeds of Poseidon I don't know what the version with a horn is called though. Favorite shape is teardrop (top drilled)
I love parrot shape pearl which I have in my collection.
The Tahitian Pearl video is how I first found the channel. I was stopping by today because in an online auction I saw a round diamond that showed the black underneath when looking through the front
😯
But the listing says it a "European cut" not a round brilliant...
But let's get back to the pearls!!!
Wow, I never knew they're 7 different shapes that pearls can be form and yet they look amazing.😯😃🐚⚪ To know how they get their shape and where to find them is very interesting.🤔🏞 My favorites shapes are the sea unicorn ones🐉🌊 and the dog tooth ones. Also pearls are June's second birthstones too. Thanks for letting us know.👩🏫 Nice video and see you later.🙂👍⚪
I have a pair of baroque pearls. I love them =3=
More special to come. 🙂
Can you talk about also dangerous gemstones in your videos? That would be really interesting to know about them or maybe even see some of those.
Check it out!: m.th-cam.com/video/8m99Hs-qIAw/w-d-xo.html
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I almost bought a triple strand keshi necklace years ago but didn’t…and I’ve regretted it ever since! So if anyone reading this is debating on buying a unique pearl strand…Do it!!! Each one is unique and you won’t be able to find the same one again
could you do a video on hollandite/spider quartz please?
We did! th-cam.com/video/krRG3l6w_lY/w-d-xo.html
I have most those shapes of pearls
I've found a lovely little "natural" pinkish-orange heart-shaped blister pearl, just not sure how to value it considering it's oddity, unfortunately it hasn't the vivid orient that the shell it was attached to had, instead, it has a very peculiar surface which when viewed under a loupe resembles something akin to a honeycomb pattern.
What about the cursed pearl that was owned by Elizabeth Taylor? I like the coin shape pearl's I just find those perfect to work with, I'm a Craftsman.
The largest pearl in the world were found in the island of Philippines(Pearl of the Orient),
a fisherman’s anchor caught it & save their lives, hid it under his bed as lucky item for about 10 years.
The island is also known to produce one of the most sought expensive pearl, the golden south sea pearl. 🤫yet, not very many locals know about it.
This is why there's no oysters anywhere on the Sea walls out here on the beaches in Florida St Pete Beach 33706.
Approximately 2 years ago, I opened my mouth up about pearls. In a instantly everybody started to go gather oysters and clams in Tampa Bay just to get the pearl's.
I feel like the southern cross pearl looks more like a dagger 🗡
oval and round on golden akoya hamdama pearls and south sea pearls
I'm too baroque to buy any of these beauties
K bye now
Baroque Pearl
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No mention of Mr. Krabb's daughter!?! 😕(😏)
Who thinks Rebecca is sweet and sassy?. Thumbs up if yes.
Shorts show
Why does this lady look like she's always wiggling her body while shes speaking? Not an insult or anything, just something I noticed, lol.
The diamond that was paired with the Hope diamond was a set. Actually, scientists have discovered that snowflakes are alike
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When it comes to pearls, I like two extremes: perfectly round and messy baroque. 🦪