I'd not use a decent malt. ;)
Or vodka. ;)
Ah, you're not holding it close enough. You need a UV that has a fairly focussed beam. Get it close to one of the beads.
Absolutely typical of eternity rings from the 60s and 70s. I have mine, my grandmother's and my mother's. Not hallmarked, because there's too...
I'm deeply unconvinced these ever saw England's green and pleasant land. You're going to ask me why, now, aren't you. Basically, they look...
Or Nepal, Tibet. It's the Hindu equivalent of Catholics using Latin. ;)
The outside is Sanskrit.
At that size, possibly some kind of set relish or sauce, like redcurrant or bramble jelly.
Galeria (something) Polska.
Absolutely bonkers.
Yup, it has labour cost, for sure. I don't think it's Stardust: I've had a couple of bits of that, and they were sort of solid with a crystal...
Thank you. ;) The other pink one may also be Sklo. The blue petal one is annoyingly familiar. I suspect the blue tri lobe is probably Italian,...
That white casing suggests Empoli or possibly Japanese.
Great minds: I vaguely wondered Swarovski, too. I shall go loupe it like a mad thing.I can't believe it's a cheapie!
This was silly cheap and is going in the Hoard.Seems far too nice not to be a Name, but there's nothing on it. Anyone recognise it? The lariat is...
Sowwy, late! I'd think mid to late 19th, when decorative shaped set foods were a Thing. Think meat and/or vegetables in aspic and milk moulded...
Ah, nylons. Used to be a woman who sat in the window of the local dry cleaners, who'd mend them for you.
POssibly a knife box.
Yup, screams and shouts with a 1920s/30s voice. Might be Brit, we did stuff like that with wonderful burrs.
Older M&S stuff used those clasps, I think that's 1980s.
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