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Lagoon Island Pearls
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Welcome to Pearl-Guide Natacha! It was great fun chatting pearls with you over an imported beer in the rain.
Natacha is a fellow Tofino, BC resident, musician and pearl enthusiast.
Some of her designs are listed at http://www.lazuvuya.com/
Hello All,
I'm loving this thread as I was just looking into purchasing pearls for the young boys/men in the family. I am considering a single Tahitian pearl on a rubber or leather bracelet/necklace for my oldest nephew's 18th birthday. I had a chance to look at the cliclasp system and I am very impressed.
Has anyone used the cliclasp system and can you tell me about the experience- pros/cons?
Also, what size pearl works best on a bracelet versus a necklace?
I will let you know what I select and with his permission, I'll post a photo.
I'm loving this thread as I was just looking into purchasing pearls for the young boys/men in the family. I am considering a single Tahitian pearl on a rubber or leather bracelet/necklace for my oldest nephew's 18th birthday. I had a chance to look at the cliclasp system and I am very impressed.
Has anyone used the cliclasp system and can you tell me about the experience- pros/cons?
Also, what size pearl works best on a bracelet versus a necklace?
I will let you know what I select and with his permission, I'll post a photo.
pattye
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You may also want to consider Josh's Kamoka Pearls Kangaroo Leather & Pearl pieces here: http://buy.kamokapearls.com/collections/kangaroo-leather-line I've seen these pieces in person and can highly recommend them!
It's terrific to have a good variety of choices for men!
It's terrific to have a good variety of choices for men!
Amanda
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I reckon it depends on the man, really.
My Dad regards a watch and cufflinks as the absolute limit for men's jewellary. There are no circumstances under which I can imagine him wearing a necklace, ring (he doesn't wear a wedding ring, and never has) or bracelet. My brother's very similar, as are a lot of English men. Dearly beloved does wear a bracelet and / or necklace on occasion, but then he's only half-English.
It really does depend on the individual. I'm hoping that given he is so young, just turning 18, he will be open to wearing a Tahitian pearl on a bracelet or on a necklace. On either a leather or rubber stand, it still looks very masculine.
Thank you, It's great to see that there is a good selection of pearl jewellery for men.
