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Love this look BWeaves. It reminds me of when I was a little girl and would load up from my grandma's jewelry box. Great memories!

Lovely clean prehnite, Linda! Great spring colors.

Such beautiful work, Pattye. Thanks for sharing!

Wow, that is quite an awesome pearl family!!! So beautiful!

The size and luster on that middle strand is wonderful! Enjoy!

It looks like glass to me. Interesting find.

Could be a new 007 title: The Stonehenge Transaction. :)

My goodness, that is a beautiful clasp! Thanks for sharing with us.

Thanks for sharing this tutorial, Pattye. It does look like an arduous task. Think I'll stick with gimp over your Serafil thread!

Congratulations, Douglas. You are one talented guy!!!

Oh my, that pendant is really lovely! Thanks for sharing, Wendy.

So glad you are feeling better, Pareltje. Your new strand of baroques is just gorgeous!!!

Hi Karin, The #40 Serafil thread from Pattye should work well with these lovely pearls! If a fine beading needle it too large for the drill holes, a home made one from fine copper wire filament should work.

Oh my goodness, Kathy. That is one gorgeous piece of pearl art!

Congratulations on a job well done!

Such a beautiful brooch! Thank you for sharing with us.

Anna's book is wonderful. Incredible research and history and of course lots of eye candy. Thank you Anna! And thank you Sheri for the translation!

Hi Faith, look at the third pearl from the center (on the R side in the photo). It appears to be peeling by the drill hole. This might be artifact on the photo, or it could be a clue.

Beautiful goldens, Lilpearl. Congratulations on your trip into knotting land. As Pattye stated above, the size/combination of thread to use really depends on the size of the drill holes. Pattye's Serafil thread is so strong I never worry about it breaking with larger pearls or stones. Great job!

Great catch, Wendy. Wonder if there is a way you could call them out on their lies?