City of Pensacola Florida

PENSACOLA PEARL GIRLS

December 2nd, 2009 6:37 PM

PEARL GIRLS SHOP can special order Pearls for you from strands, single to design. Call us: 877-461-9907

	Freshwater Pearls Freshwater Pearls are grown in an amazing variety of delicate shapes ranging from round and oval to button, drop and baroque. Their colours vary from pure white to orange and rosy violet.
	Keshi Pearls Possessing a whimsical charm entirely different to the perfectly round, large pearls, seedless keshi pearls arise spontaneously in the culture of Akoya, and South Sea pearls. These small freeform pearls make fascinating necklaces in colours ranging from silvery white to silvery grey. Keishi pearls are formed when the mollusk ejects the pearl bead nucleus but continues to make a pearl. The pearl size is refered to its longer length range
	Akoya Pearls Considered the classic amongst cultured pearls, Akoya Pearls are primarily round or oval in shape and measure 2 to 10mm. They are cultured in southwestern Japan and China. Their colours range from pinkish white to creamy shades and silvery blue
	South Sea Pearls There are two basic groups of South Sea cultured pearls: white and black. Pearls from the white group are primarily cultured in the northern waters of Australia, the Philippines and Indonesia. Their rarity and exceptional sizes, from 8 to 20mm, make them highly prized. Their colours range from white and silvery blue to pale gold - the golden or light-yellowish varieties abound in Philippine and Indonesian waters while white or silvery hues occur mainly in Australian waters. Pearls from the black group, among which is the legendary black pearl of the South Pacific, are most frequently found over a wide area stretching from the Cook Islands, eastward through Tahiti to the Tuamotu Archipelago and the Gambier Islands in French Polynesia.

If you look up the HISTORY of PEARLS, you will discover that:

Pearls are amongst the oldest and most universal of all gems.
Pearls are the oldest jewels know to man.
Pearls are the only gem made by a living animal
In many countries pearls were worn as a talisman to bring good fortune, to ward off evil spirits and to cure illnesses.
Pearls are symbolic of feminine charm
Natural Pearls have always been considered rare and are quite expensive. They are usually sold by carat weight

Cultured Pearls grow inside of a mollusk, but with human intervention. A shell is carefully opened and an object is inserted. Shapes of objects vary, depending on the final shape of pearl that's desired. Over time the object becomes coated with layers of nacre. The depth of the nacre coating depends on the type of mollusk involved, the water it lives in, and how long the intruder is left in place before being harvested. As nacre thickness increases, so does the quality and durability of the cultured pearl. Cultured pearls are sold by their size in millimeters.

Saltwater Pearls originate within a saltwater mollusk (oyster or clam). Saltwater pearls can be either natural or cultured.

Freshwater Pearls grow inside of a freshwater mollusk.

Pearl Shape Categories

Spherical pearls are round, which is traditionally the most desirable shape. The rounder the pearl, the more expensive its price tag.

ASymmetrical pearls include pear shaped pearls and other shapes that have symmetry from one side to another, but are not round.

Baroque pearls are irregularly shaped pearls. They are often the least expensive category of pearls, but are unique and quite beautiful.

To View online SHOP click on:SHOP!

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 2nd, 2009 6:37 PMPost a Comment (0)

PENSACOLA JEWELRY SOURCE - WHOLESALE PEARL GIRLS SHOP

December 21st, 2009 11:40 AM

Why pay retail? Wholesale selection of gemstone jewelery that Pearl Girls Shop purchases direct from the source. OPEN HOUSE FOR THE HOLIDAYS WHEN: MON & TUES 2-6 WHERE: 4525 LAVALLET LANE, PENSACOLA, FL HTTP://WWW.PEARLGIRLSSHOP.COM 877-461-9907 The word pearl has become a metaphor for something very rare, very fine, and very valuable; yet seemingly fragile. But a PEARL is CREATED by GRIT captured deep within the oyster's shell. The Pearl is symbolic of women of the world - nurturing, beautiful and tough inside. Pearl Girls offers pearls at different grades (quality) and pricing. At the less expensive line; pearls can be acquired for fun and you can have LOTS of them. They are real and cost less than costume jewelry. You can lots of lesser quaity and wear them as you would costume jewelry. These pearls have flaws just as we as humans have flaws, as well as, beauty. We also offer higher grades (quality) pearls with high end silver, gemstones (topaz, jade, amazonite, turquoise and more). There are different pricing structures depending on materials used, grades and workmanship. We offer one of a kind artisan pieces and you may special order more expensive freshwater or salterwater pearls from Akoya to South Sea Pearls. Value of a natural pearl is different pertaining to quality. Quality natural pearls are very rare jewels. The actual value of a natural pearl is determined in the same way as it would be for other "precious" gems. The valuation factors include size, shape, quality of surface, orient and luster. Single natural pearls are often sold as a collector's item, or set as centerpieces in unique jewelry. Very few matched strands of natural pearls exist, and those that do often sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars. (In 1917, jeweler Pierre Cartier purchased the Fifth Avenue mansion that is now the New York Cartier store for US $100 cash and a double strand of matched natural pearls valued at the time at US $1 million.) Quality natural pearls are very rare jewels. The actual value of a natural pearl is determined in the same way as it would be for other "precious" gems. The valuation factors include size, shape, quality of surface, orient and luster. All girls love pearls and we strive to make acquiring real pearls affordable to all...just in different grades (quality). Just like pearls, Pearl Girls are timeless. Just like lipstick, you can never have enough pearls.

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 21st, 2009 11:40 AMPost a Comment (0)

PENSACOLA JEWELRY check out Pearl Girls Shop

December 18th, 2009 2:07 PM

HTTP://WWW.PEARLGIRLSSHOP.COM HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE : CALL 850-438-7755 The word pearl has become a metaphor for something very rare, very fine, and very valu-able; yet seemingly fragile. But a PEARL is CREATED by GRIT captured deep within the oys-ter's shell. The Pearl is sym-bolic of women of the world - nurturing, beautiful and tough inside. Pearl Girls offers pearls at dif-ferent grades (quality) and pricing. At the less expensive line; pearls can be acquired for fun and you can have LOTS of them. They are real and cost less than costume jewelry. You can lots of lesser quality and wear them as you would cos-tume jewelry. These pearls have flaws just as we as humans have flaws, as well as, beauty. Jeans, Sweats, or couture ; PEARLS add that bit of timeless elegance to any situation. Life is short; enjoy yourself! We also offer higher grades (quality) pearls with high end silver, gemstones (topaz, jade, amazonite, turquoise and more). There are differ-ent pricing structures depending on materials used, grades and workman-ship. We offer one of a kind artisan pieces and you may special order more expensive freshwater or Salt-water pearls from Akoya to South Sea Pearls. Value of a natural pearl is dif-ferent pertaining to quality. All girls love pearls and we strive to make acquiring real pearls affordable to all...just in different grades (quality). Just like pearls, Pearl Girls are timeless. Just like lipstick, you can never have enough pearls. Pearl Girls know, all girls from "all economic levels" love a bargain. Pearl Girls also offers Artisan one of a kind wearable art representing TREASURES OF THE SEA . DIS-COUNTED does not mean discounted quality. Pearl Girls offers different grades (quality) And since we live on the Coast; we sometimes uncover bur-ied COASTAL TREASURES that we dis-cover and bring to you!

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 18th, 2009 2:07 PMPost a Comment (0)

PEARL GIRLS OPEN HOUSE TRUNK SHOW IN PENSACOLA

December 18th, 2009 2:00 PM

WHEN: FRIDAY 1-5 SUNDAY 1-6 MONDAY 1-6 TUESDAY 1-6 WHERE: 4525 LAVALLET LANE, PENSACOLA right off Spanish Trail Lost? Call 850-438-7755 check out: http://www.pearlgirlsshop.com The word pearl has become a metaphor for something very rare, very fine, and very valu-able; yet seemingly fragile. But a PEARL is CREATED by GRIT captured deep within the oys-ter's shell. The Pearl is sym-bolic of women of the world - nurturing, beautiful and tough inside. Pearl Girls offers pearls at different grades (quality) and pricing. At the less expensive line; pearls can be acquired for fun and you can have LOTS of them. They are real and cost less than costume jewelry. You can lots of lesser quality and wear them as you would cos-tume jewelry. These pearls have flaws just as we as humans have flaws, as well as, beauty. Jeans, Sweats, or couture ; PEARLS add that bit of timeless elegance to any situation. Life is short; enjoy yourself! We also offer higher grades (quality) pearls with high end silver, gemstones (topaz, jade, amazonite, turquoise and more). There are differ-ent pricing structures depending on materials used, grades and workman-ship. We offer one of a kind artisan pieces and you may special order more expensive freshwater or Salt-water pearls from Akoya to South Sea Pearls. Value of a natural pearl is dif-ferent pertaining to quality. All girls love pearls and we strive to make acquiring real pearls affordable to all...just in different grades (quality). Just like pearls, Pearl Girls are timeless. Just like lipstick, you can never have enough pearls. Pearl Girls know, all girls from "all economic levels" love a bargain. Pearl Girls also offers Artisan one of a kind wearable art representing TREASURES OF THE SEA . DIS-COUNTED does not mean discounted quality. Pearl Girls offers different grades (quality) And since we live on the Coast; we sometimes uncover bur-ied COASTAL TREASURES that we dis-cover and bring to you! Payment options: credit card, cash

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 18th, 2009 2:00 PMPost a Comment (0)

Renters told: Get out of foreclosed homes

December 18th, 2009 12:48 PM

http://www.floridarealtors.org/NewsAndEvents/n5-060309.cfm Renters told: Get out of foreclosed homes DAVENPORT, Fla. – June 3, 2009 – When Joe Isserles moved his wife and four sons, one of whom is comatose, into a rental home in Davenport earlier this year, the landlord failed to mention that the house was in the final stages of foreclosure. Shortly after they paid $1,200 rent for April, there was a knock on the door. “It was a representative from Coldwell Banker representing Chase Bank, saying the bank took over the loan because the homeowners hadn’t paid the mortgage in a year,” Isserles said. “The next morning, the sheriff showed up to padlock us out.” The Isserleses are among countless renters across the region and the country who have become unwitting victims of foreclosure – paying rent to landlords who pocket the rent money rather than use it to pay the mortgage. The houses go into foreclosure, and evicted tenants are left scrambling for a home. No one has tracked the number of renters affected by the continuing wave of foreclosures, but research companies such as RealtyTrac Inc. and other groups estimate that 20 percent to 40 percent of all foreclosed homes are not occupied by the owner. Some of those may be vacant or seasonal, but many are likely rentals. And experts say the proportion is likely higher in Florida, which also has one of the nation’s highest foreclosure rates. The state is home to one of every six loan defaults in the country, according to California-based RealtyTrac, with 119,200 foreclosure-related court filings during the first quarter alone. “Renters are losing their homes,” said Dean Preston, executive director of Tenants Together, a nonprofit group that represents California renters. Florida has no such organization. “They may not be as sympathetic of victims as homeowners, because they are not losing equity. But they are generally paying rent, losing deposits, forced out on short notice and treated unfairly by banks.” Unpleasant surprise Unlike defaulting homeowners, renters don’t see the eviction notices coming. Muffet Robinson, spokeswoman for the Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida, said she returned one day last year to the Seminole County condominium unit she was renting only to find a foreclosure notice on the door. She learned that, even though she was paying her full rent on time, the landlord had not used it to pay the mortgage. “I didn’t really understand that, because that didn’t really seem honest to me,” said Robinson, who struggled to find another apartment on short notice. “It’s hard enough to move when you’re planning on it.” Picking up and moving quickly can be particularly difficult for a family such as the Isserleses. Tristen Isserles has been comatose since nearly drowning in a swimming-pool accident in September 2007, when he was 14 months old. Taking him to Easter Sunday church services required briefly unhooking him from ventilators, loading him in the family’s sport utility vehicle and carting him into the congregation in a Radio Flyer-style wagon. To permanently relocate him and all the medical equipment he needs to survive is even more challenging. When his parents were not working jobs as a resort concierge and a time-share marketer, they were scouring neighborhoods from Davenport north to Clermont to find another place. The upheaval could have been avoided if the landlord had told them the bank was about to take ownership of the house, Maria Isserles said. “They were already in the final stages of foreclosure when they rented the house,” she said. “I couldn’t imagine somebody being so cold and heartless. ... How can you do this to a family with a sick child?” The landlord, Alfred Sundar, said in a telephone interview that he knew he had defaulted on the loan but thought he had reached a settlement with the bank that would allow him to keep the rental house. “I submitted all of the paperwork to the bank, and the bank said it was going to work with me, that I would pay $1,440 a month,” said Sundar, who drives a shuttle bus at Orlando International Airport. “And when I received a letter in the mail that the house was sold, I was shocked.” He said he has a daughter with severe medical conditions and understands somewhat the plight of his tenants. “If I knew the bank wouldn’t work with me, I would have never rented it to them,” he said of the Isserles family. Some compensation The Coldwell Banker agent who first knocked on the Isserleses’ front door to ask them to leave said the family’s plight was unfortunate but noted that the bank is giving them six weeks to relocate instead of the 48-hour notice many renters get. And the family is getting compensated for being forced out. Joe Isserles said the bank offered him $1,500 to leave the house, in an arrangement known in the mortgage business as “cash for keys.” After explaining that he and his wife had invested time and money cleaning and painting the rental, he was able to get $3,400. But they must be gone by Monday. Unlike states such as New York and California, Florida has few laws to protect renters’ rights. Relief may be on the way, however, in the form of a new federal law passed earlier this month by Congress. Effective immediately, tenants who pay rent on time can remain in their homes until their lease ends plus an additional 90 days – unless the bank sells the property to someone who intends to reside in it. Even without a lease, a renter may stay in a house for as long as 90 days after the foreclosure is complete, though that provision in the law is set to expire at the end of 2012. “Really, it’s the first major piece of legislation that protects renters from foreclosure,” said Taylor Materio, spokeswoman for the National Low Income Housing Coalition. The Isserles family, meanwhile, has found another home nearby where it can relocate. This time, Joe Isserles said, he did the homework to make sure the family wouldn’t get another unwanted knock on the door. Copyright © 2009, The Orlando Sentinel, Fla., Mary Shanklin. Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services. To buy a home in Pensacola, Gulf Breez-, Pensacola Beach Florida, http://www.jeannettespencer.com

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 18th, 2009 12:48 PMPost a Comment (0)

EAST HILL PENSACOLA: 1718 N 12TH AVENUE FOR SALE

December 8th, 2009 6:15 PM

3/1 WITH DETACHED GARAGE: $259,000

East Hill' finest example of a much sought after Brick Bungalow Craftsman Cottage. This home is such an exceptional example of superior craftsmanship that it even says it on the tax appraiser's records above the average! Be sure to note the meticulous brick workmanship. In keeping with the vintage style of the home, any updating and remodeling was done to keep any beautiful built-ins and add to the beauty with enhanced modernizations. This home has the welcoming front porches which are sought after among old-house lovers looking for places brimming with character. Upon entering this 1920s bungalows that is packed inside with architectural details, such as built-ins, moldings, wainscoting, and window seats. This home offers shady back yard with a white picket fence and detached garage in keeping with the vintage feel of East Hill. You can walk to many places: Madison Diner, City Grocery, Drug Shop, Pastries, Parks and more! Pensacola East Hill offers electic intown living that is convenient to everything with its city location minutes from downtown Pensacola, less then 10 miles from Pensacola Beaches, and just a short drive to the mall, as well as, the airport. The area features small parks, the largest of which is Bayview overlooking Bayou Texar. The East Hill Park is called BayView. It is the location for the annual National Wakeboard Championship. This 20 acre community park is located on Bayou Texar in Pensacola. There are eight tennis courts, an outside arena, picnic and children's play areas. Curtains do not convey.

HTTP://WWW.JEANNETTESPENCER.COM/EASTHILL

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 8th, 2009 6:15 PMPost a Comment (0)

PEARL GIRLS mission

December 8th, 2009 6:13 PM

We are PEARL GIRLS and family. Pearl Girl's mission is simple: to provide the best products and service to other PEARL GIRLS at the lowest prices possible. We PEARL GIRLS take great pride in our company, our commitment to YOU, A PEARL GIRL in providing customer service and in the products we offer. PEARL GIRLS online SHOP is designed to provide ALL PEARL GIRLS with a safe and secure environment to browse our product catalog. To make pearls more available, we offer lower priced pearl items to higher end Artisan one of a kind pieces. If you wish to special order a South Sea Pearl, Tahitian Pearl or a Cultured Saltwater Pearl piece, please contact us directly to discuss the special ordered item.

WHAT GIRL DOES NOT LOVE PEARLS?

The word pearl has become a metaphor for something very rare, very fine, and very valuable; yet seemingly fragile. But a PEARL is CREATED by GRIT captured deep within the oyster's shell. The Pearl is symbolic of women of the world - nurturing, beautiful and tough inside.

In these economic times, a girl has to be smart and fashionable! Just like pearls, Pearl Girls are timeless. Just like lipstick, you can never have enough pearls.

Pearl Girls know, all girls love a bargain Pearl Girls Shop.com is a source for "discounted" pearls and FUN costume jewelry, as well as, other FUN items. LIFE is SHORT - so enjoy yourself! Pearl Girls Unite!

Sales Director: PAIGE SPENCER, Clinical Psychology Doctorate program student at Florida Institute of Technology. Unversity of Florida graduate. Pensacola International Baccalaureate High School Graduate

Chief Financial Officer (CFO): ANDREW SPENCER, student at the University of Central Florida majoring in Economics. Plans to attend law school. Pensacola International Baccalaureate High School Graduate

Chief Executive Officer (CEO): JEANNETTE SPENCER, Designer, Website Designer, Jewelry Designer, mom. Business Administraton with minor in computer science at William and Mary College

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 8th, 2009 6:13 PMPost a Comment (0)

PEARLS BY PEARL GIRLS 877-461-9907

December 8th, 2009 6:11 PM

Pearls
Freshwater, South Sea, Cultured.
Necklaces, Bracelets, Rings, and Earrings. Special orders can be made and searches for your special pearl. Pearl Girls has traditional to the non-traditional. Not all of our treasures are online. .. Call us if you have a specific Pearl need!

Artisan Jewelry
Find the perfect turquoise necklace or earrings. Stone jewelry from CORAL, ONYX, AMETHYST, JADE, TURQUOISE and more. Featuring:
Artisan Chris with her hand carved Netsuke Coastal

Themed designs

Artisan Veronica from Scotland who hand crochets pearls into her one of kind jewelry and creates Celtic jewelry

Artisan Meico from China created signature pearl pieces.
Artisan Elaine Coyne who metal pieces are works of art. Her work was featured in Night at the Museum with Ben Stiller

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 8th, 2009 6:11 PMPost a Comment (0)

ARTISAN ELAINE COYNE offered by PEARL GIRLS SHOP

December 8th, 2009 6:08 PM

877-461-9907

HTTP://WWW.PEARLGIRLSSHOP.COM

A featured artist is Elaine who was selected to create all the wonderful museum pieces in the movie "NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM" starring Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson.

Elaine Coyne has been designing Artwear Accesories since 1974. Elaine, designer for the company, is known for her sculptures and her experimental finishes, sculptural earth and verdigris patinas. Commissions:

1976-79: Vincent Motorcycle Club of America and England, Sherlock Holmes Buckle of America
and England, Atlas Copco of Stockholm and USA, US Marine Cobra Helicopter Buckle 1984-1998
Tennessee Walking Horse Buckle and Pendant, University of Georgia Alumni Jewelry
1984 Atlanta High Museum of Art Commissions with official curator tagging: Cameroon and the
Ivory Coast.
1999 Andy William Official Moon River Buckle in cast sterling silver for
Hollywood Friends
2001 Bible Buckle for Parishioners from Pennsylvania.
2005 Commerative Artwear Collections “Tulips” and “Josef Hoffman Revisited” for the
Grand Reopening of Atlanta’s High Museum of Art
2007 Fernbank Museum of Natural History Roman Cameo Jewelry Commission for
Museum Exhibit Rome 1st to 3rd Century CE
2007 High Museum artwear jewelry commission for the second leg of the Louvre Exhibit
2007 Curator certified Fernbank Museum artwear Jewelry commission: “Reflections of Culture”
permanent exhibit

Newspaper and Magazine Articles:

1981-85 Apparel News South, Atlanta Constitution
1984-current Numerous articles in the Atlanta Journal/Constitution,
1991- 2007 Atlanta Magazine, Orlando Sentinel, Houston Chronicle, Accessory Magazine,
Mademoiselle (High Museum Replica Cuff featured), Featured article in “
Accessories”, “Women’s Wear Daily “, featured Designer in Dallas Fashion Update,
Accent Magazine.

TV and Movie Appearances

1985 TV, PM Magazine, Guest Designer Patrons of the Arts, High Museum event at
Phipps Plaza
1986 TV, Midday, Charleston, SC 1987 TV, Good Morning with Andy, Louisville, KY
2005 Rose Petal Series featured on ABC Chicago Daytime
2006 ECII Egyptian Series featured in Ben Stiller “Night at the Museum”
2006 Egyptian Pendant featured in “Smallville” TV series, season 3

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 8th, 2009 6:08 PMPost a Comment (0)

ARTISAN VERONICA JEWELRY new inventory offered at PEARL GIRL

December 8th, 2009 6:04 PM

About the Artist

From Scotlant, Veronica started in 2000 to start seriously exploring jewellery after becoming increasingly fascinated with precious metal clay (PMC). The clay connection came from more than 20 years as a successful potter, and Veronica enjoys the challenge of working on a very different scale. Veronica is now working exclusively with silver, wire and semi-precious stones.

Veronica's current body of work explores the fusion of several techniques, which she has been refining since 2003. Crocheted and knitted fine wire is combined with shell, PMC silver or sometimes used alone in sculptural form, to create cuff bracelets, necklaces, collars and rings which she then weaves with gemstones, pearls and crystals. Veronica has a life-long knowledge of knitting and crochet which gives an endless supply of inspiration for stitches as well as for pattern and colour. This medium holds seemingly unlimited possibilities and in 2006 I have been exploring more textural and sculptural directions, as the crocheted wire allows for strength and form while still maintaining a delicate beauty. Veronica is very excited by this combination of techniques and gratified by the response to the work. Veronica has designed a collection priced to appeal to a wide range of customers, from simple pendants selling at $50 to elaborate collars and cuffs up to $2000.

Pearl Girls felt fortunate enough to have met her in person and we were overwhelmed with the uniqueness of her work...the beauty that comes from within her is shown in her work.
About the Artist

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 8th, 2009 6:04 PMPost a Comment (0)

PEARL GIRLS SHOP - 877-461-9907

December 8th, 2009 6:00 PM

As a young girl growing up at the New Jersey shore, Chris created her first handmade jewelry from beach sea shells . Inspired by her global travels to Mexican silver art jewelry studios as well as artisan jewelry centers in Bali and India. She fueled her love of jewelry making with continued studies of silversmith techniques .

As jewelry designer, Chris uses unique colored gemstones, pearls, fossils, shells and beads to create timeless silver bracelets, silver pendants , silver necklaces and silver earrings. Working with her husband, Mark , the couple successfully market their Mexican silver jewelry and designer gemstone art jewelry widely in America and overseas.

Chris personally selects fine gem stones, pearls, minerals, shells and fossils for her one of a kind jewelry with handmade sterling silver settings. You will find an emporium of handcrafted studio jewelry as you browse our Elligators silver jewelry website. Our one of a kind art jewelry combines unique cabochon and faceted gemstones including amber, aquamarine, amethyst, drusy, coral, citrine, fossils, quartz , lapis, larimar, pearl, peridot, ruby, opal, tourmaline, shell, and turquoise. Just simply beautiful jewelry that you will treasure for years to come!!

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 8th, 2009 6:00 PMPost a Comment (0)

Pearls--always well dressed

December 8th, 2009 5:55 PM

Jeans, Sweats, couture or au naturel; PEARLS add that bit of timeless elegance to any situation.

Pearls--always well dressed.
CLICK ON THE MERMAID NECKLACE FOR THE ONLINE SHOP

CLICK MERMAID TO SHOP

To always LOOK your best
click on this link to see Dr. Kevin Welch, Cosmetic Dermatologist

If there is a local Pearl Girl in your area, PearlGirlsShop.com can bring products to your place of business offering discounts for a local TRUNK SHOW! Call for more information! 877-461-9907

For the Ultimate Pearl Girl - we offer a Pearl Watch Collection

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 8th, 2009 5:55 PMPost a Comment (0)

PEARL GIRLS - PENSACOLA LITTLE THEATER

December 8th, 2009 5:53 PM

Pearl Girl Paige Spencer will be at the Pensacola Little Theater's Production: Christmas Belle's Starting this Saturdayand continuing through the season's productions offering BUY A BRICK to support the THEATER http://www.pensacolalittletheatre.com/aboutplt/guild.html
and Pearls for any Pearl Girl and Pearl Cuff Link for a Merman!


                                CLICK TO SHOP

Welcome to PEARL GIRLS SHOP


       What girl does not LOVE PEARLS?

The word pearl has become a metaphor for something very rare, very fine, and very valuable; yet seemingly fragile. But a PEARL is CREATED by GRIT captured deep within the oyster's shell. The Pearl is symbolic of women of the world - nurturing, beautiful and tough inside.  Remember the painting and the move of the Girl with the Pearl earring? Wasn't she strong and yet beautiful in spite of her surroundings?

In these economic times, a girl has to be smart and fashionable! Just like pearls, Pearl Girls are timeless. Just like lipstick, you can never have enough pearls.

Pearl Girls know, all girls love a bargain Pearl Girls Shop.com is a source for "discounted" pearls and FUN jewelry, as well as, other Coastal Treasures.  LIFE is SHORT - so enjoy yourself! Pearl Girls Unite!

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 8th, 2009 5:53 PMPost a Comment (0)

PENSACOLA HOMES - PENSACOLA REAL ESTATE

December 8th, 2009 5:52 PM

Find Pensacola Real Estate, Pensacola Homes, Pensacola Florida Real Estate, Search for Pensacola MLS listings, second homes, investment property, new homes, luxury homes

HTTP://WWW.THE-BEST-OF-FLORIDA.COM

877-461-9907

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 8th, 2009 5:52 PMPost a Comment (0)

COASTAL LIVING TREASURES by Artisan CHRIS featured by Pearl GIRLS SHOP.com

December 2nd, 2009 6:41 PM

http://www.pearlgirlsshop.com call Jeannette Spencer or Paige Spencer 877-461-9907

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 2nd, 2009 6:41 PMPost a Comment (0)

ARTISAN ELAINE COYNE - featured by PEARL GIRLS SHOP.com

December 2nd, 2009 6:39 PM

http://www.pearlgirlsshop.com

877-461-9907 or local Pensacola 850-438-7755

A featured artist is Elaine who was selected to create all the wonderful museum pieces in the movie "NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM" starring Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson.

1976-79: Vincent Motorcycle Club of America and England, Sherlock Holmes Buckle of America
and England, Atlas Copco of Stockholm and USA, US Marine Cobra Helicopter Buckle 1984-1998
Tennessee Walking Horse Buckle and Pendant, University of Georgia Alumni Jewelry
1984 Atlanta High Museum of Art Commissions with official curator tagging: Cameroon and the
Ivory Coast.
1999 Andy William Official Moon River Buckle in cast sterling silver for
Hollywood Friends
2001 Bible Buckle for Parishioners from Pennsylvania.
2005 Commerative Artwear Collections “Tulips” and “Josef Hoffman Revisited” for the
Grand Reopening of Atlanta’s High Museum of Art
2007 Fernbank Museum of Natural History Roman Cameo Jewelry Commission for
Museum Exhibit Rome 1st to 3rd Century CE
2007 High Museum artwear jewelry commission for the second leg of the Louvre Exhibit
2007 Curator certified Fernbank Museum artwear Jewelry commission: “Reflections of Culture”
permanent exhibit

Newspaper and Magazine Articles:

1981-85 Apparel News South, Atlanta Constitution
1984-current Numerous articles in the Atlanta Journal/Constitution,
1991- 2007 Atlanta Magazine, Orlando Sentinel, Houston Chronicle, Accessory Magazine,
Mademoiselle (High Museum Replica Cuff featured), Featured article in “
Accessories”, “Women’s Wear Daily “, featured Designer in Dallas Fashion Update,
Accent Magazine.

TV and Movie Appearances

1985 TV, PM Magazine, Guest Designer Patrons of the Arts, High Museum event at
Phipps Plaza
1986 TV, Midday, Charleston, SC 1987 TV, Good Morning with Andy, Louisville, KY
2005 Rose Petal Series featured on ABC Chicago Daytime
2006 ECII Egyptian Series featured in Ben Stiller “Night at the Museum”
2006 Egyptian Pendant featured in “Smallville” TV series, season 3

Page 1 of 1

WP153b_lost_wax_cast_brass_verdigris_pa_tina_guernica_belt_based_on_picasso_famed_work_95.00.jpg

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 2nd, 2009 6:39 PMPost a Comment (0)

PEARL GIRLS SHOP showcasing ARTISAN VERONICA

December 2nd, 2009 6:38 PM

http://www.pearlgirlsshop.com

850-438-7755

. -

About the Artist

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 2nd, 2009 6:38 PMPost a Comment (0)

Northwest Florida Gulf Coast Treasures -

December 2nd, 2009 6:36 PM

http://www.pearlgirlsshop.com 877-461-9907

This section is for ITEMS FOUND that are discovered on TREASURE EXCURSIONS representing Coastal Living.

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 2nd, 2009 6:36 PMPost a Comment (0)

PEARLGIRLSSHOP.COM - WHAT WE SELL

December 2nd, 2009 6:35 PM

HTTP://WWW.PEARLGIRLSSHOP.COM

850-438-7755

Artisan Jewelry
Find the perfect turquoise necklace or earrings. Stone jewelry from CORAL, ONYX, AMETHYST, JADE, TURQUOISE and more. Featuring:

Artisan Chris with her hand carved Netsuke Coastal Themed designs
Artisan Veronica from Scotland who hand crochets pearls into her one of kind jewelry and creates Celtic jewelry.
Artisan Meico from China created signature pearl pieces.
Artisan Elaine Coyne who metal pieces are works of art. Her work was featured in Night at the Museum with Ben Stiller.

Coastal Treasures
These are fun items found during TREASURE HUNTS. Enjoy!

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 2nd, 2009 6:35 PMPost a Comment (0)

PENSACOLA PEARL GIRL

December 2nd, 2009 6:34 PM

http://www.pearlgirlsshop.com

877-461-9907

                                CLICK TO SHOP

Welcome to PEARL GIRLS SHOP


       What girl does not LOVE PEARLS?

The word pearl has become a metaphor for something very rare, very fine, and very valuable; yet seemingly fragile. But a PEARL is CREATED by GRIT captured deep within the oyster's shell. The Pearl is symbolic of women of the world - nurturing, beautiful and tough inside.

In these economic times, a girl has to be smart and fashionable! Just like pearls, Pearl Girls are timeless. Just like lipstick, you can never have enough pearls.

Pearl Girls know, all girls love a bargain Pearl Girls Shop.com is a source for "discounted" pearls and FUN costume jewelry, as well as, other FUN items.  LIFE is SHORT - so enjoy yourself! Pearl Girls Unite!

Jeans, Sweats, couture or au naturel; PEARLS add that bit of timeless elegance to any situation.

Pearls--always well dressed.
CLICK ON THE MERMAID NECKLACE FOR THE ONLINE SHOP

CLICK MERMAID TO SHOP

To always LOOK your best
click on this link to see Dr. Kevin Welch, Cosmetic Dermatologist

If there is a local Pearl Girl in your area, PearlGirlsShop.com can bring products to your place of business offering discounts for a local TRUNK SHOW! Call for more information! 877-461-9907

For the Ultimate Pearl Girl - we offer a Pearl Watch Collection
CLICK TO SHOP

Please contact our customer service center
OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY FROM 10 AM TO 5 PM CENTRAL TIME ZONE
TOLL FREE. 877-461-9907
Email: pearls@pearlgirlsshop.com

CLICK TO SHOP

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 2nd, 2009 6:34 PMPost a Comment (0)

PEARL GIRLS SHOP.COM

December 2nd, 2009 6:33 PM

HTTP://WWW.PEARLGIRLSSHOP.COM

877-461-9907

Email: pearls@pearlgirlsshop.com

Pearl Girls Shop is a source of PEARLS, treasures of the SEA!

As girlfriends, you will find a treasure of other SEA TREASURES, Coastal Treasures, and Gemstones that we found for YOU!

Who are we? Girls just like you.

This business was conceived for our "kids", Paige who is 22 years old and pursuing her Doctorate to become a Psychologist just like dad. Paige's brother, Andrew Spencer is a junior at University of Central Florida studing economics. Andrew plans to continue his education with law school. This is a mom and kids business where everyone participates. Paige assists in the making of jewelry, inventory and sales. Andrew in assisting with the inventory software, website and quick books.

As a mom, just like so many of you, I wanted to take something that we as girlsl love and offer it to other girls at a discounted price. The prices can vary depending on the grade of pearl, type of pearl, source and the complexity of the design. In order to make a pearl affordable to everyone, we locally offer pearl earrings $5 and up. Pearl Girls Shop also offers special one of a kind high end artisan pieces...still at a discount - even though it is on the higher price range. You can also special order certain items such as a South Sea Pearl or cultured Akoya Pearls.

Paige and Jeannette are girls...women just like you.
Jeannette Spencer is a mom, avid animal lover and wife. Jeannette worked for 25 years in the Hi-tech corporate sector with companies such as: Digital Equipment Corporation, Wang Laboraties, Control Data Corporaton and AT&T merging wireless-telecommunications & data. Jeannette Spencer has continued her hi-tech consulting business, http://www.telspencer.com.

With the Real Estate industry changing and 87% of the public looking for properties on the Internet, Jeannette branched out into Real Estate to assist in the household budget. Real Estate is a BUYER's market which makes it stressful for SELLERS. For Pensacola Homes check out: http://www.jeannettespencer.com. So to have fun and bring a positive side to the world of Pearl Girls, Jeannette implemented Pearl Girls Shop. If you are still suffering from stress: click on http://www.drrickspencer.com to schedule an appointment!

Jeannette thought about the joy she felt at 12 years old in Japan when the Pearl Master in Yokohama Japan came to a friends house to show his pearls. The pearls were so beautiful and iridescent. Ever since that moment in time, pearls have always been Jeannette's favorite jewelry and Jeannette finds that Pearls symbolize all of us as women - through adversity and grit..we find beauty and become beautiful inside.

Jeannette wanted to share her joy in pearls and treasures of the sea with others...and yet create a work ethic for her children.

Envision the joy in YOUR FACE as you hold a beautiful pearl in your hand. Pearl Girls Shop's goal is to make having jewelry affordable and not stressful. Rare and expensive pieces can be custom ordered.

Jeannette's daughter, Paige Spencer finished the University of Florida and is now in a Doctorate program studying Psychology. Due to the practicums she has to do in addition to the classes; we thought of an additional means that Paige can assist herself in funding her education.

WE ARE ALL PEARL GIRLS! And we enjoy pearls and want to bring that joy to you!

About Us

Posted by Jeannie Spencer on December 2nd, 2009 6:33 PMPost a Comment (0)