Wednesday 27 July 2011

Pearls...

Ohhh, they say diamonds are a girl's best friend but for me it's pearls, any shape or size and I'm hooked!!



At Tenerife Pearl you can fish out an oyster from a dish and Celine opens it and inside is a pearl that she  makes it into a piece of jewellery for you,


so, I "fished out" a dark coloured oyster and waited to see what was inside, I needed another cream one to go with the other two I already had,


I was dissapointed to see that it wasn't a cream one to but delighted that it was a gold coloured  one so I had it made into a neclace.

Well I had to have another go so I let Mr Lucey pick me one out, and bingo, inside was a large cream one.



Isn't it a beauty?



 
Celine drilled a hole through it and I now have 3 lovely pearls to match my gorgeous ring that Mr Lucey gave  me for our pearl  anniversary (30 years!!)  two years ago


Are you a "pearly girly" too???

Lucey xx

 

17 comments:

WinnibriggsHouse said...

Ooo! definitely and that necklace (and your ring) both look lovely.

Anonymous said...

I love the necklace! I am a pearly girl! I have quite a few pieces of jewellery with pearls and I wear them quite a bit. I think they are really elegant! :o)

C x

Shortbread and Ginger said...

Your necklace and ring are just beautiful!
Liz @ Shortbread & Ginger

Victoria - Florence and Mary said...

Diamond may be my birthstone but I do like me some pearls!!!

Love the necklace,

Victoria xx

two bones and a bagle said...

I do love pearls too I had a string for my 21st and still wear them. I am however just about to post about Diamonds. Take a peek.

Deborah said...

I love pearls :) your necklace is so great especially the story behind it! it looks great on :)

Bee happy x
Have a delicious day!

carole johnston said...

I am a diamonds girl but I love pearls too, I am lucky enough to have a cousin that travels to the mountain area of China quite often so all our family have pearls in every colour,I will haveto remember you in my will lol

The undomesticated scientist said...

i did the oyster opening thing in hawaii as a gift for my mum, got a black pearl and had it set in a little gold oyster shell. I did have a set when i was younger but the string broke and they dissapeared all over my bed room! i do like them though. yours are v pretty

Karen S Booth said...

I AM a pearly queen too! I prefer pearls to diamonds, always have done! That necklace is great ~ love it and it really suits you too!
Karen @ Lavender and Lovage

Kandi said...

How lovely to see it turn into jewellery from it's raw state. I love diamonds and pearls in equal measure.
Lovely photo of you too, you look fab!
Kandi x

Elderberry-Rob said...

How beautiful your pearls are and what a special way to buy a necklace! when I was 15 my boyfriend then took me to the seaside and opened about 50 muscle shells, in the end he found a tiny weeny seed pearl the size of a pin head! I treasured it for years. As next year is my 30th anniversary - I made sure to show hubby your post! Bettyx

Gilly Tee said...

Yes I love pearls. I have my Mothers which she was bought in the 1960s and I love them.
Gillx

Anonymous said...

They both look gorgeous. I don't wear any jewellery at the moment. I'm not married or engaged and don't wear rings. I find bracelets irritate my arms after a while & sometimes the same with necklaces. I don't even wear a watch! :) x

Unknown said...

What a lovely idea and those pearls are really beautiful. I do love a pearl they look so elegant. dee x

chrisartist said...

My husband bought me a string of freshwater pearls only a few weeks ago. We were travelling in Victoria and we saw them in a country town. They look lovely with my business suits.
I think pearls take you anywhere.
Yours are gorgeous. Love the idea of fishing them out!!
Chris

Unknown said...

When I was a kid I used to dream of finding a pearl in a shell - I would be in heaven there!

Pearl Necklaces said...

Pearls have been treasured around the world for thousands of years. Although there are many sizes, shapes and colors, natural white lustrous pearls formed by salt water mollusks, usually oysters, have generally been the most highly prized type of this natural gemstone. They have been used as a symbol of dignity, self-control and patience. Thanks a lot.