I was ready to suggest basalt. That's what this is: [IMG][IMG] Olivine inclusions are common.
This photo came up in a search for Imperlux crystal rose bowl. Goes from Pinterest to expired etsy listing: [IMG]
I would call it, or at least parts of it, a Bible concordance.
Frustrating, isn't it. I see the possibility of an acid etched G, written as a large g. I've seen many cameos simply signed G by some Gianni,...
Yes, that place. I frequently misread depth in photos, so just have to ask what I'm seeing. So, to refine: mark?; flaw?; lighting artifact?
Is this a deliberate mark or a blemish? [IMG] My opinion is not 50s costume.
I was ready to hazard not amber at all until I saw the UV pic. My guess now is reconstituted. Person to ask is @Any Jewelry
I had not heard of this designer, but think you have to be right if the LUC looks like this: [IMG] Seems to put hang tags on things but here the...
I'm not throwing stones from my Pyrex house. Happens to me often enough that having a question I really want to ask interferes with my ability to...
And here I missed it. Did it involve a satyr by any chance? What did the material look like that led to conclusion it was glass? Ancient glass...
Shown in 1st 2 photos & mentioned farther down. Question now is less about authenticity & more about age. :)
@Oleksii Sokol How do you know this?
Could they be uranium glass?
To me too. Think specks are just little inclusions. Had to laugh when I encountered this brand name for the first time right before Christmas:...
It can, but meant to ask if photos are picking up the full range of color on that one. I'm less confident there than on others. MOS may be...
A matched & graduated strand of pearls that grew naturally, without any help from man, is an extremely expensive thing that would definitely have...
Probably less common in the US since they were made in the UK. How common or rare something is affects value.
Yes, good thought. I've seen it too but not one that readily comes to mind. :)
The main stones in the first 2 are something in the agate/jasper family. The colors, particularly on the right, do not strike me as naturally...
I see a lot of labradorite, some blue topaz, peridot.
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