pick a pearl setting

We were there last Wednesday. I *think* it is air-conditioned, but it was still pretty stuffy in there..... not miserable, but not comfortable either. It took us about 30-45 minutes total. We had 3 people ahead of us, but one of those had his 4 daughters each choose a pearl, so that took forever. I also spent a few minutes choosing my setting and chain, and then it took dh another 5 minutes or so to pay for that. It took about 30 minutes to have the pearl set, but we just came back later that evening.

This was such a special thing for me. After checking out this thread in early May, I decided I wanted this to be my Mother's day gift. I wanted my ds(3) to pick the oyster for me. We had lunch in Mexico at around 11, and then he promptly fell asleep in the stroller. :eek: I was bummed because there was no way I was waking him up. He is a BEAR if you wake him early from a nap. Well we just took our time making our way around the WS. Just as we coming upon Japan, he woke up! :worship: He picked the oyster that he wanted me to have and chose a beautiful 7 1/4 mm. pearl. I had it made into a necklace with a very simple setting. The whole thing cost about $50. I know I will treasure it forever. :lovestruc
 
We were there last Wednesday. I *think* it is air-conditioned, but it was still pretty stuffy in there..... not miserable, but not comfortable either. It took us about 30-45 minutes total. We had 3 people ahead of us, but one of those had his 4 daughters each choose a pearl, so that took forever. I also spent a few minutes choosing my setting and chain, and then it took dh another 5 minutes or so to pay for that. It took about 30 minutes to have the pearl set, but we just came back later that evening.

This was such a special thing for me. After checking out this thread in early May, I decided I wanted this to be my Mother's day gift. I wanted my ds(3) to pick the oyster for me. We had lunch in Mexico at around 11, and then he promptly fell asleep in the stroller. :eek: I was bummed because there was no way I was waking him up. He is a BEAR if you wake him early from a nap. Well we just took our time making our way around the WS. Just as we coming upon Japan, he woke up! :worship: He picked the oyster that he wanted me to have and chose a beautiful 7 1/4 mm. pearl. I had it made into a necklace with a very simple setting. The whole thing cost about $50. I know I will treasure it forever. :lovestruc

Oh that's wonderful! Did you also pick a chain with it?
 
I have another question, not sure if this has already been answered, but how much does it cost to have a ring done?

Thanks
 
On the topearl dot com site it tells you what size pearl will fit in the cage. But I am afraid to get one that is too big.

What are the average sizes of the pearls for those who have gotten them?

It says the carriage can fot a 7-8mm pearl. If I get a really pretty one I dont want to exchange it for a smaller plain one.:mad:
 

I have another question, not sure if this has already been answered, but how much does it cost to have a ring done?

Thanks

There are several choices for settings. It depends on what setting you want and what kind of metal. I knew I wanted a necklace, so I didn't pay too much attention to the rings, but I thought the prices were reasonable.
 
I am so looking forward to doing this when we go in November. I've decided this is what I want for my souvenir. Has anyone saw a necklace setting that can incorporate 3 pearls? I want each of my kids to pick a pearl for me and I would like a necklace but I'm not sure I'm going to be able to have it if they don't have a setting that will hold 3 pearls. Thanks.
Stacy
 
We were there last Wednesday. I *think* it is air-conditioned, but it was still pretty stuffy in there..... not miserable, but not comfortable either. It took us about 30-45 minutes total. We had 3 people ahead of us, but one of those had his 4 daughters each choose a pearl, so that took forever. I also spent a few minutes choosing my setting and chain, and then it took dh another 5 minutes or so to pay for that. It took about 30 minutes to have the pearl set, but we just came back later that evening.

This was such a special thing for me. After checking out this thread in early May, I decided I wanted this to be my Mother's day gift. I wanted my ds(3) to pick the oyster for me. We had lunch in Mexico at around 11, and then he promptly fell asleep in the stroller. :eek: I was bummed because there was no way I was waking him up. He is a BEAR if you wake him early from a nap. Well we just took our time making our way around the WS. Just as we coming upon Japan, he woke up! :worship: He picked the oyster that he wanted me to have and chose a beautiful 7 1/4 mm. pearl. I had it made into a necklace with a very simple setting. The whole thing cost about $50. I know I will treasure it forever. :lovestruc

What a great story! :) Thanks for sharing it. I'm sure you'll cherish that necklace always.

I have another question, not sure if this has already been answered, but how much does it cost to have a ring done?

Thanks

As you might imagine, the silver settings cost much less than the gold. I saw an adorable ring there last September. It was silver and had two very tiny hands holding the pearl. It was $35 (plus you know you have to pay $17 for the pearl).

I hope they still have this setting this August because if they do, I'm getting it. :)
 
I seriously spent the last two days reading all 93 pages! I ordered 5 cages from topearl.com and even though it says that's the price for 50, it let me order 5 at the wholesale price. I plan to do four of them and the extra one I want to give to a little girl if we see one waiting to do the pearl. Thought that would be a fun thing to do for someone.

I waited to see a little girl who didn't get a setting, and gave it to her after the family started walking away. It was a fun thing to do. I wish I had thought about bringing a ribbon that could be used as a necklace. Then she could have worn it right away.
 
Apologies if this has been answered previously, I have been through all the pages but over months so can't remember seeing anything about this. . .

If choosing a ring setting, do you have to know the exact ring size before you purchase or do they have a sizer at the counter?
 
Apologies if this has been answered previously, I have been through all the pages but over months so can't remember seeing anything about this. . .

If choosing a ring setting, do you have to know the exact ring size before you purchase or do they have a sizer at the counter?

There is a sizer there.
 
I did this earlier this month and it was fun. I got twins too and I made earrings. DH thought the girls were super fake because when one of them turned to the other and said something in a completely different voice. :rotfl: He thought it was hilarious.
 
Sorry if this has already been asked, but how much does it cost to "pick a pearl" at the Japan pavilion? Thanks you!:)
 
I know this is an older thread, but someone asked about a Lucky Cat cage and I've found one! It can be found at cnepearls.com

I love all the cages from this site, very cute! (and very well priced at $8) They also have the cinderella carriage and a "panda" head that looks VERY much like a certain mouse I know! :rotfl:
 
I got my pearl back in 2008, and I had it put into the $20 cage at "Japan". I am wondering if I could use wire cutters to take it out of the cage and then put it into the "carriage" cage.

Thoughts ? ? ?
 
I got my pearl back in 2008, and I had it put into the $20 cage at "Japan". I am wondering if I could use wire cutters to take it out of the cage and then put it into the "carriage" cage.

Thoughts ? ? ?

Is there any way you can just bend the wires and get the pearl out? Then you could put something else into the old cage? I put different color beads into my carriage cage to change things up. Got a frog cage, and put a green bead in that.
 














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