Dog tooth pearl and amethyst. NICE. The extra scratches look like an insurance mark.
All I can think is that picture makes McKinley look like more of a dragon than the dragon on the china mark. :p:p:p
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Mine isn't particularly fine; it's long though, and generally pinned up. It's easy to jab a hairpin into a bun.
Even most of us USA-born Americans don't speak English properly! (LOL) Just ask the British contingent.
G Silver = German Silver = nickel alloy. Odds on, anyway. You can test it, but my guess is it's nickel.
No idea, but I'd wear that!
I've been owned by cats my entire life, or close to it. They wanted to make sure you stayed humble and being a cat servant helps.
I resemble that remark. I haven't been normal a day in my life and wouldn't know how.
Komo's parents liked being able to hear. I always wanted a Siamese cat. Genie is pesty enough to be one, but she's a domestic medium hair. And...
There aren't any numbers in front of the 10K so yep, solid gold.
The cameo is a legit shell cameo in a 10k case. She's pretty new - 70s probably - but I'm surprised no one dismounted her for the gold.
Elf feet beat hobbit feet, I suppose!
Souvenir of Ankh-morpork? It has a turtle on a turtle's back! The beads don't look Native American, more Indian. I see bone, nickel, snowflake...
I took a look. Pretty stuff!
The spacers are garnet. The orange ones are some sort of agates. What sort of agate... dunno. I'll defer to Holly on that one.
Actually, I think it's gentile and therefore treyf. Send it to me for disposal.
I never could recite it, but there are enough geeks in the family that I'd have snagged it too.
I've seen these before. That one makes me grin too; I love how they got the fishnets in there.
Today's finds were: a chunk of sterling of no particular design merit, but it weighs 13 ounces on my mail scale! ... and a Josie and the Pussycats...
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