And I thought I liked some weird “sh”...I mean “stuff”.
And IMO all of that is understandable and I bet you learned from this experience which is the most important part. In this case I don’t think you...
Love it [ATTACH] too and brought to mind a “sculpture” that an artist pal made me.
Everyone make nice now. Too much doo doo in the world right now to get upset over the trivial and we can all make mistakes on how we interpret...
Hopefully we all learn here and hopefully there are times when we can all help others.
Matl is the only one of the Mexican “greats” that I’m sorry I don’t own. The only piece I could have had was an outstanding rosary sold for...
Absolutely agree with the dating and fascinated that there is attribution that’s not in the guide. I checked the 3 initial page but didn’t look...
Respectfully turquoise can absolutely be faceted. I had a beautiful Dian Malouf faceted turquoise ring in the 90s. Oops I’m late on this one!
Pretty piece. There is no JGD in Hougart’s so I doubt that it can be identified since everyone did Matl variations.
Neither IMO but can’t help beyond that.Didn’t know what turquenite is but looked it up and that’s not dyed howlite. Agree that you don’t want to...
Agree-I was just responding to Hollyblue’s statement.
TY so much for taking the time. Really appreciate it. I can see them clearly and they’re definitely bubbles but they look nothing like glass bubbles.
OK Hollyblue-here I go again but I’d rather question and gain new info than just let statements slide. I know nothing about quartz bubbles other...
Those are so pretty. Agree superglue but I’d let my jeweler do it for me and have them converted to posted omegas or clips at the same time. If...
She’s lovely!
Yes true which is why I stated from the getgo that there was something incorrect about this piece since it didn’t invert.
IMO both names are the same company in Mexico City and obviously relatives. The font is the same for both of them. No way to know which one made...
I agree and also thought that the reason that they were traditionally done in silver was to keep color from being reflected and not yellow them...
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