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That WSSP strand is truly magnificent, thanks for sharing! DK :)

Nice pearl and ring, thanks for sharing. DK :)

This is a very nice pendant, thanks for sharing! DK :)

I do not wear yellow gold as it does not suit my skin colour, and avoid pearls that are yellow/peachy/cherry/brown. DK :)

Wow @ Jeremy! May need to bring my ballgowns afterall! DK :D

They are lush, thanks for sharing! I love the free-form Lavender pearl ring design and the Tahitian pendant the most. DK :)

Not bringing a ball gown, or two, however, I shall bring my Therm-a-rest Luxury Map XL in case I need to sleep in the cellar, as in Blaire's walk-in wardrobe! DK :D

Nooooooo, such a shame, as I was looking forward to meet you and your hubby! Enjoy your trip to NY. DK :(

Do we have a "theme" for the fancy dress party yet please? DK :D

Count me in, flights booked today; hotel rooms for the rest of my trip booked ages ago, and e-mail sent to Hisano. DK :)

Concur with the others, and I too have imitation pearls that I wear occasionally. DK :)

My vote goes to imitation pearls too - too uniform with no sign of any imperfections. DK :)

If the clasp is real, as in made with diamonds or even white sapphires in white gold etc., I would ditch the pearls and make a necklace using new pearls. Love the look of clasp! DK :)

That is a lovely brooch, thanks for sharing! DK :)

For lustre alone, I would opt for the 2nd strand from the bottom. However, if I were to get a strand that is more silver and less pink, then I would opt for the 4th strand from the top. Good luck with your choice. DK :)

The necklace's rawness definitely has a Wilma Flintstone feel to it! DK :)

I am not an expert, however, my gut feel tells me that may not be SSPs but Akoyas instead, as they look too shiny/glassy to be SSPs to me. DK :)