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Where to find styles similar to Tiffany Elsa Peretti “pearl by the yard” necklace?

Close up pics of my wire wrapping efforts, apologies for the discoloured silver wire!

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The last one is a double ended knot.

Hope they help.

DK :))
 
Daisys and Diamonds said:
Thank you @Austina and also @dk168
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BTW, that single pearl with a big gap from the knot, that was part of a key ring, and the knot was tight against the original pearl when it was made in late 90s.

Over the years, the pearl got smaller and smaller due to abrasion against metals such as keys and other objects in the key ring including bronze coins.

DK :))
 
Pinkmartini87 said:
@lissyflo Thanks for the helpful suggestions re vendors!

I’m not going to make my own lol, I don’t think I can do it, so I may reach out to @molinePDG and @Pearlescence and look at their instagrams for ready-to-wear tin cup/station necklaces featuring baroque pearls. Either of you have an opera length strand (at least 20 inch long) of baroque or Keshi pearls, preferably off white color? Here’s an example I found online, only too short, and I prefer if the pearls are spaced apart a bit more (aka remove every other pearl from the strand examples below). I’m ok with sterling silver for metal (I’m allergic to nickel aka white gold and don’t like/have yellow gold pieces in my collection currently to match).

I can also reach out to Cees as well.

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Haha I actually have some baroques on the way that I was thinking of doing this style with. Great minds think alike I guess!
 
dk168 said:
Close up pics of my wire wrapping efforts, apologies for the discoloured silver wire!

20201221_202151.jpg20201221_201421.jpg20201221_201359.jpg

The last one is a double ended knot.

Hope they help.

DK :))
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Wonderful picture - thank you
im worried i wouldn't get those wire knots neat enough but i guess it just takes practice and patience
 
Daisys and Diamonds said:
Wonderful picture - thank you
im worried i wouldn't get those wire knots neat enough but i guess it just takes practice and patience
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Oh yes, plenty of practice, and get the best pliers and side cutters for your budget.

My knots and loops got smaller and neater through practice.

DK :))
 
dk168 said:
BTW, that single pearl with a big gap from the knot, that was part of a key ring, and the knot was tight against the original pearl when it was made in late 90s.

Over the years, the pearl got smaller and smaller due to abrasion against metals such as keys and other objects in the key ring including bronze coins.

DK :))
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In that close up photo that pearl still has an aurora about it
Like a really beautiful older lady that has lived a full life but that hasn't had any work done to her face !
 
Daisys and Diamonds said:
In that close up photo that pearl still has an aurora about it
Like a really beautiful older lady that has lived a full life but that hasn't had any work done to her face !
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I guess I picked the right pearl in that it is a CFWP with solid nacre and not an Akoya, as the latter would have had its nacre rubbed off a lot sooner!

DK :))
 
dk168 said:
I guess I picked the right pearl in that it is a CFWP with solid nacre and not an Akoya, as the latter would have had its nacre rubbed off a lot sooner!

DK :))
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All this is (hopefully) bring filed away in my menory for future reference =)2
 
Daisys and Diamonds said:
All this is (hopefully) bring filed away in my menory for future reference =)2
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Try Wen Pearls on Etsy for cheap CFWP for practice, and Swarovski crystal beads can be found in craft/jewellery making shops.

Instead of sterling Silver wire, practice with silver coated wires first to get use to the technique.

I found Sterling Silver or tarnish resistant Silver wires are harder than silver-plated wire with a ? Copper core to work with.

DK :))
 
dk168 said:
Try Wen Pearls on Etsy for cheap CFWP for practice, and Swarovski crystal beads can be found in craft/jewellery making shops.

Instead of sterling Silver wire, practice with silver coated wires first to get use to the technique.

I found Sterling Silver or tarnish resistant Silver wires are harder than silver-plated wire with a ? Copper core to work with.

DK :))
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Thank you
i think you are the 2nd person to recomend Wen Pearls to me

i have to rewire the xmas wreth today - im tempted to have a practice with some odd old beads and regular wire just to get a feel for it
 
@Pinkmartini87 i guess your in America but ...
I was just playing around on google because last night i watched last year's Maggie Berry's royal Christmas special and she has amazing pearls
And i found this

www.harrietwhinney.com

Mary Berry Style Archives - Harriet Whinney Pearls

www.harrietwhinney.com
We would normally make this pearl necklace to a standard 18” length but as they are made to order, we are also able to offer longer lengths with more pearl stations. We are also able to offer this necklace using round, irregular or coin cultured freshwater pearls, please contact us for further details and a quote.

All lengths are made to order with approximately 5 weeks production and delivery time, currently January 2021

The 18” necklace has 7 pearl stations, the 20”and 22” necklaces have 9 pearl stations.

18 inches 7 stations £400

20 inches 9 stations £450

22 inches 9 stations £475

Bracelet 5 stations £300

If you would like to order and live in Australia, New Zealand, USA or Canada, please call on +44 1823 480550

Edit for me with a much weaker currency im definatly better to buy the pearls myself and do it myself or find someone local
 
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