One Year Anniversary

Apr 18, 201326 min read

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Published: Apr 18, 2013

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Happy Anniversary!

One year ago, this group was created

and

we are honored to have grown to over 400 members

and over 500 watchers.

Thank you to all of you for your constant support and your wonderful submissions!

You have all played an essential role in the success of this group.

Thanks to everyone who participated,

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Don't forget to this feature.

HUGE THANKS

for the great working relationship

to

my friends

Please give our New Admin a warm welcome to the team

OUR GROUP RULES

PEARLS OF DREAMS INFO and RULES
"He who would search for pearls must dive below"
- John Dryden
The finest quality pearls have been highly valued as gemstones
and objects of beauty for many centuries,
and because of this,
the word pearl has become a metaphor for something
very rare, fine, admirable and valuable.
Pearls hold a prized position in the many Eastern and Oriental cultures for over thousands of years.
Long before the west discovered these precious dewdrops, it adorned the Eastern nobility.
Not only were they cherished for their beauty and smoothness, it was held in awe,
inspiring many legends and beliefs that spoke about how they were formed.
According to the old Arabian legend dewdrops filled with moonlight fell into the ocean,
they were swallowed by oysters, who formed the pearls.
Ancient Chinese believed that pearls were conceived in the brains of dragons,
whereas a Polynesian myth says the Oro, the Polynesian god of peace and fertility,
came down to earth on a

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