I haven't seen one quite like this but there is a whole line of some sort of pressed/reconstituted/molded amber reverse intaglios out there. Fine...
While waiting for Gianluca, I find this translation program pretty good, especially for Romance languages. http://imtranslator.net/translation/
Think it's a fantasy piece, but as much like the star of some royal order as a military award.
Polymer clay would be my guess for material.
Yes, you're coming along nicely. Those fiddly little safety catches are A) unreliable, wear it as a necklace, & B) from perhaps the first third...
:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:
Good thing you stopped running with those scissors before the whole thing was kaput!
Do they ever put pearls, even faux ones, on award medals? I vote brooch. There was a thing in the 60s for military touches in accessories.
I regularly pick out clothes based on the jewellery I feel like wearing that day.
Holly, mistletoe, horseshoe, fruitcake. :p
This blue diamond was one of the biggest ticket items:...
Nessie, maybe?
@mekanah18 Are you particularly interested in Georgian jewellery or any antique jewellery, you just want to know what you're getting when you buy?...
These are what I think of as chevron beads: [IMG]
I've ordered what I hope will be a better scope for my needs. Still not expensive, but on a flexible arm, like a goose neck lamp. Main problem...
It's weird. If you look anywhere else on the page except title & payment terms, you would swear this auction is upcoming, not over: [IMG] Sale...
French marks are incredibly tiny, & in this case we do not even have a complete one. Compared to the mark on the Mexican bracelet, we're trying...
That is really sweet of you. However, kind of phone: just bought a 4G flip phone. It has a camera, but I have yet to figure out how to set up...
Found the eagle's head, farther down, almost at the base of the C-clasp: [ATTACH]
I have even seen LaValiere, in an American wholesale catalogue of that period.
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