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I have gone earring-less most of my life but two days ago I took the plunge and got my ears pierced. I will spend the next six weeks daydreaming about the pearl earrings I'm going to buy. Please tell me about your favorite styles - posts, dangles, lever back, hoops - etc. things to be careful...

Just gorgeous! What are all the materials wrapped around the Tahitian to make the large beads?

I love your neck shot. Is your Tin Cup 16 inches? Are you pleased with how it lays on your neck? I've been contemplating a similar purchase but unsure whether I want 16" or 18". It looks lovely on you.

It is lovely, and perfectly balanced. I agree that it evokes an ancient aesthetic. I've enjoyed looking at this piece and judimcc6's beautiful earrings for Sarah C. over in the Kojima Pearl thread. It's been the sort of day when the opportunity to admire beauty, artistry and craftsmanship has...

So lovely! About 5 years ago I went on a wonderful kayak trip in these environs. Visited Ucluelet, Tofino, Barkley Sound, and those hot springs. Also ate the biggest oysters I ever saw in my life - they were huge! And ono-licious. Your part of the world is almost as nice as mine.;-)

Ooooh, how beautiful! How large are the earrings? Now a bunch of P-Gers wish they had sent a shopping list with you! Does the farm do any online sales?

Yes, of course, this is a beautiful, priceless strand. But am I the only one a little perturbed by the age of the model wearing it? A strand like this should be modeled by a legend, or at least a woman with some age on her that would evoke wisdom, experience, naughtiness, worth, timelessness...

Oh my! I've been traveling and I just checked this thread. This was fun! I choose the blue pearl even though I like pistachio ice cream better. Won't it be fun to see it done up! I promise photos.

Double-Dip Double-Dip It's not a great photo of my design, but I think it gets the point across. These are ice-cream cone pendants or charms with a gold waffle cone wrapped around each pearl of "ice cream" and a ruby cherry bale on top. Cute, no? It was the first thing I thought of when I saw...

Oh, I'm envious! I was so hoping I'd get the Kamoka pearl. But I'm glad a P-Ger got it. And more glad the new school in Cambodia is going to have lightbulbs and a garden. Maybe I just get good karma. Happy New Year, everyone.

I just ran across this after reading about Passports With Purpose in the New York Times. For each $10 donation - which will be used to build a school in Cambodia - the donor can enter to win a prize donated by the sponsor of a travel blogger. http://www.passportswithpurpose.com/donate.html...