Arts & Crafts | Michaels Stores. Tucson Bead. Wholesale Beads and Jewelry Making Supplies - Fire Mountain Gems. Interweave Store. Sponsor a foot long section of the Neverending Necklace. How it works: (see some examples below) (you may choose from the list) Sponsor 1 foot for only $99 - get advertising for one full year! Y our section gets its own page on this site, showing your business as sponsor. You get a banner ad on the page of your sponsored section Your section will be on permanent exhibit in the new museum (opening Fall 2013) all of above plus membership in the all of above plus an extra blurb on your section’s page all of above plus an image (or coupon, special offer) with link to your website all of above plus your business logo in the Sponsor Directory all of above plus your business listed on select printed brochures all of above plus a second banner ad on a different page all of above plus an individual press release announcing your sponsorship all of above plus no competing ads on your section’s page all of above plus a hand knotted, 18” genuine pearl necklace More than 10 feet: ask for specia l Exposure Package Only $99 per foot!
The Entire Necklace! Don't get your pearls restrung unless you've read this... You should count your pearls in front of your jeweler when bringing them in for repair. Your jeweler should record the amount of pearls on the repair envelope and on your receipt. This is an easy measure for your own security and peace of mind.
It is that pearls get lost, and fortunately the jewelers we work with are honest and trustworthy. (Outside of that, those few who aren't, usually don't stay in business very long) However, , a pearl could wind up outside of your repair envelope, especially if you bring in loose pearls. Remember: pearls are round little critters and can roll away by default. Only if your jeweler knows the correct amount of your pearls, can he or she ensure that the little stray orb gets reunited with its friends. Each and every string will stretch over time. If it's done correctly, your necklace will be knotted very tight, to where no pearl (or bead) has room to move.
That's only natural: the knots themselves add length to your strand. How much longer will it be?