It's fine. France is the pattern name.
Gawd, a steal.
And.... stretchy silver bangles, silver 925. [ATTACH]
And necklaces. Pearls a whole two quid. The thing that looks amber has got some amber beads and some not. I have no clue what the pretty cream...
I'm slipping. Shall we start with brooches? Bidri ware, a solje and Persian enamel. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Very nice clasp. Whole thing looks 50s into 60s. Usually, those fancy clasps are German or Japanese, but for some reason my head thinks French.
Top necklace or what looks like a small brooch.
I've a couple of pieces in this style. Would not ever wear them, it's not my place if that makes sense. I need to find a new home for them really.
Lampwork! Nice ones.
I did a car boot sale a few weeks back where everything was coated in frost.....
Might be sapphirine rather than sapphiret.
I love malachite. It was used as eyeshadow. I'm with this being original, that looks silk thread.
INOX actually means inoxidable. That's stainless in French, so the equivalent of that marking. The literal meaning is unoxidisable or if you like,...
I'd have grabbed it, trust me.
So would I. It's a mare to attribute, even though that lucite is very like hers.
I've quite a few similar strands.
There you go. You also get sugar glass, too.
Czech glass and I think they started out like that.
Troisieme pour mannequin pis.
The other reason I think it might be a good student is because it's slab built? With a bit of tube lining. Someone learning?
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