Designing Pearl Necklaces in Bali

In this Designed in Bali episode, I take you on a journey to make pearl necklaces after I was inspired by a purchase on the beach in Gili Air. I learned a lot of pearls during this experience and the difference between freshwater and sea water pearls.
One of my passions is working with skilled artisans from around the world and getting to embark on new creative adventures. This was a fun project to work with a small, family-owned jewelry manufacturer in Bali to create these pearl necklaces. After the design of the pearls was finished, I photographed them with a friend of mine on the beach in Cemagi against the beautiful sunset.
Visit my shop www.tibetansocks.com/products... to shop the pearl necklaces you see in this video.

[@montanawest8161]

Glad you discovered Lombok' pearls. Enjoy creating pretty pearl jewelries. Can't wait to see them 👍🙏🇮🇩

[@vickmaden2000]

Dayyyuuuum thirsty AF

[@vickmaden2000]

😋😘

[@Tuamotu]

What is the name of the pearl shop?

[@melaniewoods007]

Gorgeous Adrian. Black pearls are available iin Tahiti as sea pearls but they are far more expensive.

[@melaniewoods007]

I also sell pearls and call the black pearls peacock pearls as they remind me of a peacock feather.

[@ChatGayPT]

They do! 🦚

[@bernadettesheehan3528]

I looked on your website but could not find the pearls

[@TibetanSocks]

They are on the homepage at the bottom or you can also find on the top drop down menu by clicking “necklaces” 😊

[@maximhollandnederlandthene7640]

Feeling lady, boy 😅
All pearls are not real natural, its manmade.
You can buy in whole world.
The art is real Natural saltwater, not manmade.
The bigger the better and nice round shape or bit baroque.