Is this worth the price?

[JerseyPearl]

ericw, we have quite a few pearl wearing gents here! Pearls should be gender neutral...I mean, who doesn't look good wearing pearls?

 

[Pareltje]

Yes, agree with JP. Pearls should be gender neutral because in Vedic healing approach and astrology pearls are also recommended to men and women alike.

 

[ericw]

Yes, Jerseypearl and Pareltje, pearls must be gender neutral, it would be a pity they didn't, worse, a nonsense... but I read so much rare men's comments here that I can believe they are not a great number to be interested.

 

[Pearl Dreams]

My husband doesn't post, but he does wear a multicolor Tahitian strand. Sometimes he wears a Tahitian stud.

 

[ericw]

What a great happiness to share a same passion. Paradise itself can't exist if it is not shared.

 

[CathyKeshi]

My husband Walter wears a Kamoka pearl on a leather cord ... took a few years of convincing ... but now he wears it often enough I had to replace the leather; Josh was so great about helping me with it. He does not post, but then, he hasn't worked up to email yet ...

 

[Pearl Dreams]

Eric, here's my husband wearing the T strand we originally bought for our daughter's 21st birthday. If you can believe it, she didn't want it! No matter, my husband was delighted to claim it. I shortened it a bit so it would hang on his neck the way he wanted it.

 

[Lady_Disdain]

Gorgeous colours and it matches his shirt.

 

[Abi]

Oh wow PD, I gotta show this to Steven. I'm hoping to convince him someday.

 

[ericw]

Super Pearl Dreams! It's true that tahitian pearls seem actually better for men's fashion. I have yet carved two wich would be right style for this use (besides one is still wears by a man)... because it's a man who have carved them. If pearls don't be gender, artistic creation is a little bit more, without any worry about that, wich is natural.
Anyway, pearls are far from a common men's usage today, even not yet just a fashion axis, however we can see mens wearing pearls during a lot of moments in history of every civilisations.

 

[JerseyPearl]

Very much so, ericw. I will also say that Tahitian pearls, especially, seem to have a rock star vibe. Then there's also that whole pirate look. The surfer style, etc. I just recently made a pair of cultured Tahitian cuff links for a client. My husband took one look and said wow, can you make some studs (for a tux) too? Shhh, don't tell him what he's getting for Christmas!

 

[ericw]

I'll tell nothing... For Christmas, pearls are always a good idea: it's easy to pass them through the fireplace! A diamond also... .
In any case, sure that tahitian pearls act as a reminder of all adventures and treasures hunting dreams, typically a man's entertainment. In India, there were white pearls, to shine in all maharadjas stories.

 

[Ladonna Rama]

Yes, Jerseypearl and Pareltje, pearls must be gender neutral, it would be a pity they didn't, worse, a nonsense... but I read so much rare men's comments here that I can believe they are not a great number to be interested.

hi there Ericw - I'm of the male gender and I wear at least one strand of Tahitians daily ;-) total Tahitan addict