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If Josh doesn't respond I will be out on the farm in May and will see if I can get any more information on the shells and designs. Also meeting with a traditional tattooist so he might shed some light on the designs and there meanings.

very nice. True work of art.

Very impressive. That pearl has such personality.

You mentioned, "All pieces here are some combo of Jade (mostly old jade), salvaged ching dynasty bronze parts, woven fabrics/ropes, and vintage findings/parts." Why the old jade and salvaged parts? Is that the look they were going for or is there a demand for older pieces or is it harder to...

Want to say a big Thanks to Justin for offering to be a host for this event. Very much appreciate you opening up your farm and for being a part of this board,

Hmmmmm Bali....yeah I think that might work for next year...lol

Congrats to the winner!!!

my productivity will be pretty much Zero today at work until the announcement...lol

WOW that's some O-torro. Making me hungry.

I am very impressed. thank you so much for sharing.

I wish CPAA.org would make an official announcement on the winner. I know that Jeremy won but if he hadn't we would all still be going stir crazy wanting to know what happened.

Christmas keeps getting better and better. :cool:

I received my tixs about a week from ordering but it was way before Jeremy posted about it on this forum and the pearl guide rush began.

That is AWESOME. Thank you for all you do Jeremy and would love to go to Fiji since my 15 tixs didn't get me there..lol. To see a pearl farm in person and dive the lines would be a dream come true.

Is that :) good news???

That is awesome Jeremy!! It is also a great cause. Glad I got my tickets and hopefully it will stay in the family and not go to a pick-a-pearl vendor this year;)

LOL...my 10yr old daughter when she found out there was only two people going asked me, "So, what are we going to do with Mommy!"..lol

got my ticks in the mail today. Fiji here I come....back up plan is to shell out my own $$ and go and check out Kamoka since I didn't win that trip last year ;)

Beautiful works of art. Thanks for sharing and look forward to seeing what future harvests bring.

http://boston.cbslocal.com/2015/02/18/swampscott-police-officer-finds-rare-pearl-in-seafood-stew/