What Kills The Mollusk?
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If you haven't already, check out my post on Growing Baby Oysters. This is part two, what kills the mollusk?
So, it all starts when 5 moms and 5 dads are placed in a tank to release their sperm an...
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We are excited to share our love of pearls with you! The history, science and culture of pearls is rich and varied. Follow our journey through pearls from ancient to modern times. We also throw in some tips on buying and caring for your pearls!
Growing Baby Oysters
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Today I am feeling sentimental and I want to talk about babies... specifically growing baby oysters! Okay, okay, if you have read my post "I Thought Oysters Produced Pearls" you know they are reall...
The History of Graduated Cultured Pearls
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Graduated cultured pearls have an interesting history. Since I am launching a graduated pearl necklace and graduated pearl earrings this week, I thought this would be the perfect time to discuss gr...
Pearl Crown
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I have mentioned Empress Eugenia before so it was (almost) no surprise that when I was researching a pearl crown, her name came up! Look at this beauty:
Eugenia was a true Pearl Girl! There are 2...
This is What Your Pearls Look Like
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This is what your pearls look like right now. They have been loved so much that they have fallen to ruin. They are broken in various places, maybe the clasp is broken, pearls are loose, etc.
Ther...
Why Are Pearls Popular in the South?
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"Why are pearls popular in the South?" an executive editor from a prominent southern magazine asked me last week. It is a good question and really got me thinking. Running a popular southern pearl ...
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