October. But you could also sell it now for July birthdays of people whose sign is Cancer.
One good possibility. Another is white topaz, which has a lot of flash when it's clean.
Why not?
I love crabs as jewellery motifs. If you sell, you're going to have to have the nature of the white stones confirmed, not just assume. The eyes...
I can see an auction house describing such things as 'From the estate of a lady'. My other favorite is the use of 'estate' in a manner that is...
Here's a Roman earring with a cameo: [IMG]
The seller further represents: Purchased by the current owner in 2011 in England, London from E.S a private collector, before that it was owned...
No, they're something currently for sale at 1,399 GBP, but seller is taking offers if you're interested. I deliberately didn't suggest 'Imperial...
For a moment I thought the terms ended with Excludes tuxedo.
@Pat P If the title had said 'Imperial Roman Look Cameo Earrings', would that have been acceptable?
The condition is given as: The Earrings are ancient but in good condition, looks very old and has not been cleaned or polished.
Think that ties it up. Same mission church as SIS already IDed: [IMG]...
Glass meant to look like carnelian would be my guess.
Gold Imperial Roman Filigree Earrings Set With Cameo & Decorated With Pearls [IMG] [IMG]
'Sorcery' is a word that comes to mind. :)
You mean takitorlevitite?
These are napkin rings, not finger rings, & can never guarantee accuracy of Pinterest descriptions. Said to be Chinese plique-à-jour/cloisonné....
Don't ask. I think it involves eye of newt & toe of frog. (For Torkel & other non-Anglophone members, Macbeth.)
Not finding a polar bear. As part of the same sale?
I used the search function for posts in this thread using the word 'aluminum'. You were the first poster to call it that; none of OP's posts are...
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