Probably rock crystal, i.e. clear quartz chips. That's what they usually are.
Went out today and found a head-scratcher. All I needed to see were wooden gears and I wanted it. For $2 I bought the puzzle home. I thought it...
Mercurial temperament explained!
One more name to keep in mind.
She's a beaut, but I'm clueless.
The bar pin ... apatite? Maybe a tourmaline.
Looks like a hinged cuff.
Or 8AM? The dealer didn't even look at the pin stem; I've gotten my share of gold that way too.
I think the naughty one has paws and a tail. You can see the wheels turning!
Cool! I wonder where the races were.
I was looking at the garage first. Can we see the underside of the couch? That's where the marks are.
I think it always had pearls. Whether or not they were these pearls is another matter.
Little beads have a way of bouncing off to oblivion for me too.
Otherwise known as e$pensive??? The bangle would indeed be worth a pile, if not what the seller wants. Glued stones and cold enamel are easily...
Not a brand I was familiar with either, although I'd heard the name. You never really know.
Joan of Arc in a snowball fight?(innocent face)
Grave goods at least. Fabric was all done by hand, soup to nuts, so it wasn't cheap.
Holy quacamole. That's some stuff!
Even I had one for a while. Then I found out what the fabric could have come from and unloaded it.
For a damaged piece...head, shaken. Their perfect ones can go for $500-800, so $270 with enamel chips and missing stones isn't bad at all.
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