The hive mind rides again. Looks like we have a winner.
Couldn't write that in American public schools now. You'd be in six kinds of trouble! Love that fuschia set; I'd have nabbed it too.
Arts and crafts and 1910 make total sense to me.
Keratin either way, but I vote turtle shell unfortunately if you wanted to sell it.
Me too. The chocolate ones really are good.
It looks like it was buried, of all things.
Looks like an anchor mark?
Otherwise known as why we moderns can get into them.
Nice one! Mediterranean coral has been on the Endangered list for a long time and can no longer be harvsted. I agree the prices won't go...
I'm not surprised. This one is made of ceramic, so I'd think less mass-produced than most. I've only got a dollar in it as a curiosity.
It really is pretty when the light hits it. I'd seen glassware made this way, but never plastic jewelry.
I've never understood why anyone pays huge money for her plastic bits, but they do. I was charged $15 for all three, about top of the mark in my...
Found this weeks ago and finally photographed it. Tried to read the signature and never really could. The first word looks like LaBoca, a...
Usually, the longer the pinback, the older the pin.
That's a big hunk of bone.
I kinda figured it was a French mark, but Spanish makes sense too. I can test for 18k, although the weight isn't much.
Well, 40x loupe eyes anyway.:D I could see something there, but couldn't read it; it's a superpower of the nearsighted.
I tried three times to get a picture and posted the two clear ones. The mark itself is a blurry mess, but it's a mark.
Went to a moving sale today and I helped move on a bunch of jewelry. Someone else got the gold about two minutes ahead of me, but I got the...
It's on the outside of the band, so it probably got a little mashed. There's a piece missing from the toi et moi setting and the stone in the...
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