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| Emily Necklace |
When I came across these very generous Japanese saltwater keshi pearls at the last Tucson Gem Show, I simply fell in love. The creamy white/ivory pearls with their thick nacre and lustrous silky finish deliver such a luxe experience - it will spoil you for any other lesser pearls forever! I added an offset oval antique-style reticulated diamond-encrusted bead in rhodium silver, and accented with just a touch of 24k gold vermeil to allow this necklace to easily be worn by lovers of either yellow gold, silver, white gold or platinum. This lady-like design is meant to be worn nestled in the nape of the neck. Wouldn’t this be a most special necklace for a groom to bestow on his bride on their wedding day?
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| Sherri Conley Photography |
Speaking of winter brides - wouldn’t this be the most romantic backdrop for a winter wedding photo?
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| via This Photographer's Life |
The lattice infused winter white room with it’s sparkling crystal chandelier, was the inspiration for the Emily Necklace.
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| Source Unknown |
This all white bathroom also caught my eye before the construction of the Emily Necklace. It contains all the elements that I have used in other parts of my house - Calcutta Oro Marble, hardwood floors, crystal chandeliers and a mirror, very similar to my beloved French gold gilt mirror, with it’s darling little cherubs (found at Karina Gentinetta Disegno at 1st Dibs). I would love to re-do my master bath like this if I could just talk my hubby down from the ledge! You would think that after 28 years of wedded bliss - he would figure out this WILL probably happen!
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2 comments:
Hi Karen,
What a beautiful site and was lovely to discover your gorgeous jewelery via Karena.
The fresh water pearls are so lovely.
Happy week
Carolyn
Hi Carolyn-
Thank you so much for stopping by. I just checked out your bears and they are fabulous! They have such sweet faces and really do look like the old mohair bears I remember from my childhood.
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