CathyKeshi
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Hi all,
My first pearl purchase at Ruckus 2015 was this hand made Silver Red Ginko Pearl Pendant, set with a lovely silvery Cortez pearl. The gracious artist is Carlos Cabral from Mexico, and a friend of Douglas McLaurin of Cortez Pearls. I fell madly for this pendant when Carlos posted it on Douglas' facebook page, and Douglas was VERY kind to bring it up to the Ruckus for me. Love at first sight The pearl is a silvery grey baroque, with a few fascinatingly soft ripples and rainbows on the right side. The silver is hand forged, then colored in mysterious shades of reds, and it goes anywhere from bright and fiery reds to dusty, muted burgundies in soft light. The pendant is not big; just a little larger than a quarter, and for now I have it on an oxidized double silver chain, although I'm looking for ... a red suede cord Earrings to coordinate are in the design stages !
The first photo is from Carlos, who's clearly a much better photographer than me. The next 2 are mine, and the pendant is all these colors and more, depending on the time of day, weather and lighting. (www.carlos-cabral.com)
My first pearl purchase at Ruckus 2015 was this hand made Silver Red Ginko Pearl Pendant, set with a lovely silvery Cortez pearl. The gracious artist is Carlos Cabral from Mexico, and a friend of Douglas McLaurin of Cortez Pearls. I fell madly for this pendant when Carlos posted it on Douglas' facebook page, and Douglas was VERY kind to bring it up to the Ruckus for me. Love at first sight The pearl is a silvery grey baroque, with a few fascinatingly soft ripples and rainbows on the right side. The silver is hand forged, then colored in mysterious shades of reds, and it goes anywhere from bright and fiery reds to dusty, muted burgundies in soft light. The pendant is not big; just a little larger than a quarter, and for now I have it on an oxidized double silver chain, although I'm looking for ... a red suede cord Earrings to coordinate are in the design stages !
The first photo is from Carlos, who's clearly a much better photographer than me. The next 2 are mine, and the pendant is all these colors and more, depending on the time of day, weather and lighting. (www.carlos-cabral.com)