Later. 1930s ish with those clasps. I'd test them.
It gets called alexandrite by glass peeps, too. I'm as much a chemistry geek as a botany one. ;)
Could well be.
Done. ;)
It's one of my obsessions. Wembley 1924. ;)
I'd say alabaster.
Agate. The bracelet itself was sold as a kit in the sixties. You glued your choice of stones on. I've one my mama did and some others I've bought.
The eye also is painted on Mediterranean boats, often.
The word is neodymium. ;) It's a rare earth element added to glass to achieve colour change in different light temperatures. It goes blue to...
I've got those! I really like them, bought them in Turkey.
Yup, might be eighties.
DAVEY! Can I buy the wembley one from you please? I collect that.
There's varietals, as they say. As to that first flower, look carefully at the leaves and the nature of the flower. The plate flower is a single...
Flaming hell. Result!
Might be French, but I'm inclined to Portuguese. @Any Jewelry ?
Oh, they get around, don't they!
Thanks peeps!
Bearded isis, to be precise.
Sorry, missed the tag. Nice photos. That shape is typical of pieces made in Empoli and I do think this is from Italy. I'd surmise that someone...
Looks pewter to me, too.
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