Me either. My guess is these hands just mean "prayer rug". They're "handy" for little guys just learning the ropes.
Definitely Boston Terriers though.
Olaf Ha-something? The only part I'm sure of is 1987.
I wonder if @Shangas reads those?
I wouldn't have known what it was, but I'm glad someone did.
No idea what the side stones are. The red background messes me up. Rose cut diamonds could look like that, but there's no way to really be sure...
Some of the modern ones show a more realistic hand, so who knows.
The second ring looks Victorian.
Sure looks like ours. Just don't ask me whodunnit.
It looks like a walrus.
The hands could be hands, or could be Hamsa symbols that the weaver ran across somewhere and used.
That's a crazy amount of work in a very small space. An accomplished silversmith made that and I can see why you wandered off with it.
It was meant for a skinny teenager. I was never skinny, even as a teenager. Better yet, it's a maxi.
I only wish that were true. I've been punished for telling the truth before. Since they're the same beads, jade. The color diffence in the way...
I don't miss much about the 80s except the music, and being able to run flights of stairs without holding on. I miss that.
I have a cotton velveteen skirt in red with brightly multicolored (teal, orchid, mustard etc) floral print. It was originally a wrap, but I sewed...
Believe it or not, I scored one with the simpler paint scheme last year in a garage sale. Paid 25 cents.(LOL) Take the values out there with a...
My dad's mother (1898-1968) loved Japanese porcelain. She'd have given it house room in short order.
Once we've washed them.
They definitely don't like each other much. The spacers may well be 14k; the green beads want to be jade, but could be dyed something-or-other....
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