Your best “bet” in earrings: Mother of Pearl antique Chinese gambling chips set in Sterling Silver with Pearls.

BJ’S BOOK CLUB:

BJ is reading “The House at Tyneford” by Natasha Solomons -Set in 1938, a 19 year old Viennese Jewish girl escapes the impending horrors of WWII, becoming an maid at an English country house. Nostalgic for her opulent former life, she secretly dons her mother’s pearls one day, thinking they’re hidden beneath her uniform. They are quickly noticed, and the aristocrats tells her “One should never wear pearls before six.”

The world has changed so much since then, and we’re truly glad one can wear their pearls any time of day. Fashion have changed so much, and so has the Pearl industry. We love to discuss pearls, and invite you to come in anytime to learn more about these gems from the sea.

Big, iridescent pinks, bronzes, and purples; Edison Pearls are named for Thomas Edison because they’re something he couldn’t invent.

This dazzling Amethyst Lotus medallion called to our passion for purple, so we paired it with a continuous 32” strand of enhanced lilac pearls. Effortless, versatile, and fashion-forward? We love it!

A Litwin’s original: 18 inch gray, cream and yellow Vietnamese Akoya pearls necklace with 14k yellow gold clasp. Simply elegant.

Four-strand pearl torsade necklace, in white, mint green, aqua, and peacock blue, approximately 17”, with brushed sterling silver S-hook. Playful, versatile, Litwins!

Like modern art: slightly graduated circlé Tahitian Pearls with a satin-finished 18 karat white gold clasp.

Classic elegance: a double-strand of Larimar beads, also known as “Stefilia’s Stone,” enhanced with freshwater pearls and gold-filled beads.

Capture light in motion: lustrous pearls of many colors dangle from an 18 karat yellow gold chain with a toggle clasp.

Blackened Steel with 18kyg clasp and ring with three hand-carved Tahitian Pearls. Three Pearls make a one-of-a-kind necklace. A Litwin’s Original.