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Brenda Smith is cool. Period. And she's a great designer who uses pearls as if she was born to them.

Case in point -- this amazing pendant seen at the Design Center of the JCK show in Las Vegas.



You can see more of Brenda Smith at www.BrendaSmithJewelry.com and www.JewelryOfFaith.com

See her previous Pearls of the Week HERE.

Blaire Beavers
Managing Editor
Pearl Guide News

What a little black dress needs is frisky black jewelry with pearls and Nancy Newberg Jewelry has just the thing -- non traditional blackened silver pearl earrings and bracelets.

These oxidized silver hoops with diamonds and pearls stopped me in my tracks at the Couture Show.



Then, I was bowled over by this bracelet.



I went to the website and fell in love with these fabulous and versatile earrings.



Visit www.nancynewberg.com to see more and be sure to visit her Facebook page...

This pendant has been on my mind. To me, it resembles a heart that has burst open to reveal a river of emerald crystals. Part of the joy of baroque pearls is that they are like clouds -- different people see different things in them.

Hisano Shepherd of little h sees things that I wouldn't have conceived -- until I see them and realize that each pearly interpretation is exactly right.

What do you see?



See more at www.littlehjewelry.com

Previous articles can be seen here and here and...

This is definitely my kind of snail with rich brown diamonds and an incredibly fabulous South Sea Pearl with dazzling orient. Emiko International specializes in giving personalities to pearls and this cutie is no exception.



More information at www.emikopearls.com

Enjoy their past Pearls of the Week below:
FROGS
BEE
SQUIRREL
BIRDS
SCORPION

Elizabeth Poteracki charmed everyone wearing an abundance of Samira 13 pearls at the JCK Design center at the JCK show in Las Vegas.



Samira 13 of West Hollywood

See their Pearl Guide News article here.

http://www.samira13.com

Blaire Beavers
Managing Editor
Pearl Guide News

There is an expression that has been repeated many times on Pearl Guide over the years: "Pearl Shrinkage Syndrome". Basically, you get used to larger pearls and over time they seem smaller. This is exacerbated by the continual increase in the size of pearls on the market and by the fact that as some of us age, we get larger and the pearls stay the same.

Consider this photo from 2010, taken at the offices of PearlParadise.com. I remember resisting trying on this strand of South Sea pearls...