Yes, that is the one I have and NO! You aren’t annoying anyone, we love to see pretties :)
I have one and within a couple of weeks it paid for itself. Look at all the pieces you have posted in the last 30 days that needed to be tested :)
KSW, with the amount of goodies you buy you may want to consider getting a gem tester that tests for more than diamonds. You would know in an...
Each is a letter E P N S as stated above, they stand for electroplated nickel silver. I don't think they can tell you anything about age or maker.
Looks like a common screw head in the “bullet hole”.
Hey, if it’s going to have a flaw, the underside of the base is the best place for it :)
MMM, it looks like the bottom was glazed to look old, BWDIK :rolleyes:
Sweet! TallCakes does it again :)
No marks? Look in the middle of the bowl and on the underside. I wonder if it is Westmoreland?
From searching the internet I found spectrolite is a type of labradorite :confused:
Me three!
I like your doggie :)
I am not an expert, but this does not look like an opal to me. It looks like black Labradorite, JMHO :shame:
Looks like slightly green French fries :p
I haven't seen any sponsored listings showing up in my searches for over a week, YEA!!!!!!!
I like it :)
A comment on suspension of disbelief, this is a movie, not a history lesson or a study of human behavior. I would think suspension of disbelief is...
Yep, those 1920s beads do that :)
Maybe send photos off to Crocker Farms for help?
But above you said maybe forged tin, you didn’t know :)
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