which type of Pearls is the best?
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My mother, sister, and I have been very pleased with the Pearls brand. They make some for specific problems or concerns also. If you have a special need, such as IB, you may want to try the Pearls IC - intensive care. Look to see which product meets your needs. Good Luck.
1399833
My doctor who is an M.D. but trained holisticly said 1 billion is fine for most people.
1414239
Yes, I have used several jewelry cleaners & Blitz Gem is definitely one of the better cleaners & very gentile for delicate chains, as well as pearls, etc. I was referred by someone about this product, and would recommend purchasing it. My jewelry definitely sparkles. I hope I answered your question.
1986128
I have the Paderno and love it, other than carrots are a issue unless you can find very fat ones, like I found one time at HMart (oriental market). Rutabagas work well and they are my favorite new pasta, They have taste and texture.
1943008
Jessica, there are many places online that can explain your question, however these water Pearls have endless ways to be displayed and enjoyed. Try them you love them.
949936
You can't go wrong with any St. Croix rod. I don't do much of this kind of fishing but I'd say this is in the ballpark for the size and action of rod you want. St. Croix has a Trout series rod that's new this year. They are a few dollars more but spinning rods built specifically for trout fishing. You may want to check them out too.
335504
Which ever one is the best....I love it, It's great..I was pleased with my last top and it was a best top brand but this one is the BEST top ever!
1431726
Not sure one can say what is "best", but this is an excellent lens for a project like that. Remember that with a macro lens you will have a narrow depth-of-field, so for selling jewelry you will want a narrow aperture and photograph from a little distance to ensure clarity across the entire piece. NOTE: You don't need a macro lens for this project unless you are trying to get very close (closer than a 1:1 ratio), any good quality lens will work. Good luck.
2199805
They all provide plenty of shine. The difference is that one is more coarse, one is fine, and one leaves a protective coating on the silver to delay tarnish. Go to their website and check it out. I agree with Phoebe about Tarn-X, she describes it aptly. I prefer the Hagerty's with the silver label. It's the same as in the blue jar but protects longer.
1516659
I could only comment on the pearl set. My experience is that, my daughter is hard on the equipment and the pearls are going on the third year and holding up well, does the job.
763748
I have been using it for many years; but only on silver-sterling or silverplate with a sponge (one usually comes with). On stones use a good liquid that comes in a bottle-use the brush that comes with it to brush gently on the stones so as not to damage them. Rinse both jewelry and silver with warm water no soap so as not to rub off the polish. I love the results!I forgot to add---no polish on pearls!!!!! And try and use the silver polish with tarnish preventative--it lasts much longer.
308609
I have seen sources in Asia and India. Go to Alibaba.com and search for the rose quartz hearts. There are two types, the plain heart and the "puffed" heart. The puffed heart is the one you would be interested in. There are many other different semi-precious and precious stone puffed hearts available.
1958013
This is a bulk package, so you can make as much or as little as you want. Very easy to make--you don't need to be a mathematician to figure out servings. When you make them, the ratio of liquid to pearls is that you use twice as much liquid. When I open them up I transfer them into a plastic container. They keep really well so you don't have to worry about them going bad.
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My parents owned a diamond and gold exchange jewelry business...it was very elite where you had to have an appointment to see their inventory...they actually had a professional steam machine that they used to clean most of their jewelry...so it's safe for metals, (better than chemicals) and most stones, I'm guessing, depending upon their hardness...wouldn't steam pearls or opals.
1755411
It is a white pearl . Very pretty. Used it for wedding programs and it looked beautiful.
135792
Blue is pretty, and cookingal's recommendation is a good one. I like the limited-edition blue jars for gift-giving. These are great for that, too, and perhaps even more appropriate. Part of the beauty of canning, for those of us who are addicted to it, is seeing the beauty of the food itself. A rose wine jelly in these would like like a tourmaline on the shelf. Vivid vegetables such as carrots, corn, or salsa, shine through clearly, whereas if the jars were blue or gray, they'd look muddy. To everything there is a purpose.... Happy preserving. :)
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The difference is they are probiotics specifically made for the vagina. I never combined with any other this one worked for me to prevent uriniary and yeast infections. You could double up on another probiotic if your not getting enough from this one. These really are amazing tho, the perfect pearl for us ladies.
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My first choice would be chartreuse, 2nd white, then pink. But really depends on what bait is around and how the water clarity is. But I wouldn't get hung up on colors all that much. How you rig it is more critical. Don't drag it on the bottom aimlessly, use a bucktail and gulp teaser combo.