No dear, those are snack-beggers, not flying rats. :p
Possibly made setting the stones easier too - no air pressure if the settings were made tightly.
A small fortune if those are all hand-set. One reason most modern pieces are glued.
He's pretending to be a bada**. :p
If it likes to live near water and poops on your head, car, and everything else...close enough.(LOL)
The ivy is really pretty. I don't think they ever sold it in the USA. All I've ever had is the blue cornflower. Still using it too. A few of...
Oddly, I Googled Egyptian marks since I don't know them too well but can match patterns with the best of them, and there was the ring on the...
T or J a b c is all I can read. These were done in a shed or a small factory and signed by someone with a dremel. That implies late 80s or later,...
It's a mess-with-me if ever there was, and the OP is doing just that. Good idea.
Doubtful. Austrian possibly.
The dude, song to the contrary, does not look like a lady. He looks like stage makeup and possibly Trouble, but he ain't no lady.
I don't hate them; I just don't want them anywhere near my ears.
Same here. Maybe someone has an old clasp in search of a necklace.
Me too, but I generally find the lucite version. It doesn't sell alas. The glass does better, so of course I never find any.
Moonglow is generally plastic. Doesn't sell for much, but it's pretty. I've never seen satin glass do dragon's breath either, but I've also...
You mean I was right the first time??? :woot::woot::woot: My brain pulled out the right word only to second-guess the wrong one. Figures.
Those and the uranium glass were more than a pound originally!
Nice! I'd be busily restringing those oblongs. If they're on the original cotton with a nasty barrel clasp, they need knotting onto a narrow...
Me three. The big bangle with the bits of gold flake too. Those may be the real deal.
That aqua collar...DANG. He who knew, blew [it]. Probably only after gold and silver, and bypassed the pieces worth real money. (eyeroll)
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