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Jeg, your style is amazing. I love how you work your pearls into your outfits...or is it the other way around?

BWeaves, love the mabe teardrops. My mother had many mabe teardrops in her collection...I need to pull them out and give them some love.

Love the matte finish on those findings.

It might, as long as there is no rubber or plastic seal. Anything that's a poly resin or plastic will melt. And I should also note: if you are planning to use attack at home, be very careful using it on surfaces. I work on a metal tray. You wouldn't want to use this on a countertop or...

I'm not sure it really slows the evaporation, but It seems to work. Just be sure that whatever you store it in is either metal or glass (I haven't tried ceramic) and has no plastic or rubber seal.

Something like a metal canister with a lid. I have an old tin (I think) canister that I use. I found it in an antique store for $1. They were used to store flour or sugar. You could also use a coffee can and make an aluminum foil lid. I also wrap the Attack can in foil as well, before putting it...

PDs, I've tried covering attack with similar plastic based products and they all are dissolved (or made gooey). The only thing that works is double sealing in a metal container. I'm sure glass or ceramic would work also. I've also wrapped the can in foil. None of it really works all that well...

I love those earrings by Margaret! And of course the other pieces are beautiful as well

Adding a welcome, and recommendation to check out pattye's Etsy shop: Patricia Saab Designs Pattye sells starter kits for pearl stringing, and I believe she also sells orbit clasps.

I would say you have been cleaning house...maybe a pearly house, but cleaning and rearranging just the same! Love the restyle!

Gorgeous pearls ladies! BWeaves, that photo of you and your mother brought a tear to my eye. To those of us who have lost our mothers, it is these precious memories that keep our hearts strong. How lovely your mother was, and how fortunate you are to have inherited her love of pearls! And side...

Those are stunning! Enjoy wearing them!

Jeg, I'm not sure which I like seeing more...your pearls or your fabulous wardrobe! Wait...I know, BOTH!! 86, we aren't quite to the stage yet where anyone is buying us dinner, however my adults (I've been banned from calling them kids) are all self sufficient, so that's progress. I absolutely...

I love "drippy"! The perfect way to describe those special drops...they drip.

I hope someone here got one of the new "screamer" strands...they looked stunning!

Personally, I love smaller Tahitians. My sweet spot is 8-10mm. Jeremy had a few strands in the smaller sizes on his website, not sure if they're still available, but they were stunning.

Lovely! Sometimes a restring is all it takes to get rid of the offending smell. And I agree, the colors are well suited for you and look fabulous in your neck shot!

And there we have another meaning of "pearl harvest"...the harvesting of beautiful pearl findings from less than beautiful pearl hosts!

What a lovely necklace! I love the mix of colors, shapes and sizes. You really have a one of a kind strand of pearls that will become an heirloom.

Cathy, check on your iPhone or in your email box for a "recently deleted" email folder. You may find it there.