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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: Pearl Necklace Jewelry Question: Chanel pearl string necklaces?
I am referring to the long ones where there is also the odd Chanel logo on the necklace too. I hope you know the ones I mean! I think they come in black or white.
Does anybody know how much they cost? And if so, where I can buy them from? (In Britain and not on the Internet, especially not eBay!)
Thanks, I hope you can help :)
That was not the sort of answer I was looking for. Answer the question please!Answer: I gavegirlfriend a pearl necklace the other weekend.She ...
I gavegirlfriend a pearl necklace the other weekend.She marvelled , it caught her completely off guard.It was such a lovely present ,Pleasurable for the giver also.
Go on , ask your boyfriend to give you one.Answer: They retail around 600-1000 USD depending on the style, and ...
They retail around 600-1000 USD depending on the style, and you can probably find one by calling Chanel.Question: too short pearl necklace!?
i just started on a peach pearl necklace and used silk string... I only have about 1 1/2 left of plain string... and thats how much I need to put pearls on... my question is how can I put the ending on to the necklace when I really probally will have no string? I was thinkin just stiping in a inch or so and puting a chain on?
i need ur helpAnswer: Your possible solution is exactly what I was going to offer ...
Your possible solution is exactly what I was going to offer inresponse. When I read final line I realized you already knew what to do.Question: I got a real pearl necklace, and I am wondering how much I could get for it at a pawn shop?
Answer: Since you can get a new one for as little as 50 bucks, ...
Since you can get a new one for as little as 50 bucks, probably not muchAnswer: 500 or 300 that's What I would do
500 or 300 that's What I would doAnswer: It varies hugely on the quality of the pearls, some cost ...
It varies hugely on the quality of the pearls, some cost $50, some cost $2,500. Get it appraised at a jeweler to find out and get a fair price.Answer: not what it is worth
not what it is worthAnswer: depends on the type of peals anywhere from 50-2000 dollars
depends on the type of peals anywhere from 50-2000 dollarsAnswer: Not much at all.
Not much at all.Answer: Before taking it to a pawn shop take it to a jeweler and get ...
Before taking it to a pawn shop take it to a jeweler and get it appraised. then you know how much it is worth. But taking to a pawn shop you wont get what it is worth.Answer: I am a pawnbroker in WA. My shop does not accept pearls, but ...
I am a pawnbroker in WA. My shop does not accept pearls, but a shop accross town loans on them. The owner was telling me that pearls have become less desirable over the years, but he loans based on the weight of the whole piece. For pearls he loans about $5 per gram if they are in good shape and are round with little inclusions. For lesser quality he loans $2 per gram. Hope this helps! The best thing you can do is go down to the shop and have them look at it.Question: How do you clean a pearl necklace?
What's the best thing to use to avoid damaging it?
Lee B - I don't think my mrs would want to throw away something that's been in her family for over 80 years.Answer: dip it in lemon juice
dip it in lemon juiceAnswer: whatevers lying around.
whatevers lying around.Answer: Get the man who made it to do it!he put it there ;)
Get the man who made it to do it!he put it there ;)Answer: You never use harsh soaps or cleaners as this can damage the ...
You never use harsh soaps or cleaners as this can damage the nacre which are the layers which make up the luster and the coatings of the pearl. Just a soft damp cloth is the best thing to use on pearls. Here is a link to read for care of pearls. Some of these answers would ruin your pearls. Also using lemon juice would totally dissolve the nacre of your pearls if done as this is acidic. The normal life expectancy of peals is usually around 100 years, so much care must be used to take care of them. You also should have them re-strung if you wear them a lot, after 5 to 8 years, as the perfume you wear is hard on the pearls, and the string that is used. Dirt, body oil and perspiration need to be cleaned off after you wear them. Use the mildest soap to wash your pearls.
http://jewelry.about.com/cs/pearls/a/cleaning_pearls.htmAnswer: It is either milk and a soft brush or lemon juice and your ...
It is either milk and a soft brush or lemon juice and your fingers. My partner cleans her own jewellery.Answer: Im I thing only one here thinking naughty things????
Im I thing only one here thinking naughty things????Answer: Oh come come. Has someone dumped a load on you?
Throw it ...
Oh come come. Has someone dumped a load on you?
Throw it away and get another one. They're easy to come by.Answer: A clean white cotton cloth,for the beads themselves.A tiny ...
A clean white cotton cloth,for the beads themselves.A tiny dry jewelry cleaning brush for the string or wire they are on?Answer: take it a jewlery cleaner or buy 1 for ur home
take it a jewlery cleaner or buy 1 for ur homeAnswer: Use only a cloth dampened in clean water. Do not soak them ...
Use only a cloth dampened in clean water. Do not soak them as sometimes getting them completley wet can detoriate the internal thread.
Do not use anything acidic or alkaline as this will damage the nacre of the pearl. A good cloth to use for expensive pearls is a camera lens cleaning cloth as these tend to be lint and scratch free.
You can clean the clasp according to what it is made of. For cheaper base metals only lightly rub them with a clean cloth. For silver of gold use a good quality polish cloth.Answer: Lammy sir have your butler take care of it.
Lammy sir have your butler take care of it.Answer: it won't be cheap and it sounds like you've already ...
it won't be cheap and it sounds like you've already spent a wad...Question: what looks better chokers or pearl necklaces?
date tonight. need to no what is betterAnswer: chokers totally!
chokers totally!Answer: Chokers look great for evening wear!!!
Chokers look great for evening wear!!!Answer: depends what ur top is
if its a V neck then pearls
if ...
depends what ur top is
if its a V neck then pearls
if its just a tee or shirt then a choker!
hope I helped!Answer: pearl necklace for sure!!
pearl necklace for sure!!Answer: definitely chokers!!
definitely chokers!!Answer: i'd go with a pear necklace. chokers can look a bit ...
i'd go with a pear necklace. chokers can look a bit juvenile.Answer: chokers are over!
depends on how old u are
depends on what ...
chokers are over!
depends on how old u are
depends on what ur wearing
pearls work if ur like 15 (around there---it can be anywhere from 13 to 18) and its a long necklace, with big pearls
and if ur wearing something that fits with it
choker might work if ur like going to get a burger and the choker is a bit more elegant than something u found at the dollar storeAnswer: Pearl necklace..... Much more classier!
Pearl necklace..... Much more classier!Answer: depends...but I would go for the pearls because they are so ...
depends...but I would go for the pearls because they are so elligant and pretty and they bring out your eyes and you might even sweep you date off his feet..but it is your choice, honAnswer: http://www.forever21.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=FOREVER2 ...
its a choker with pearls!!Answer: YOU CAN NEVER GO WRONG WITH PEARLS , THEY CAN BE WORN WITH ...
YOU CAN NEVER GO WRONG WITH PEARLS , THEY CAN BE WORN WITH T-SHIRTS TO FORMALS.NOT TO SAY YOUR CHOKER ISN'T A GOOD CHOICE , DEPENDS ON WHAT YOUR DATE WILL CONSIST OF , I SELL 5-6 PEARL NECKLACES FOR EACH CHOKER , IN FACT I EVEN STRING PEARL CHOKERS. IF IT'S A SOMEWHAT CLASSIER DATE GO WITH PEARLS , REMEMBER CHOKERS MIGHT BE SEXIER , BUT PEARLS SHOW CLASS------ YOUR CALL |
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