Did you see this? https://www.antiquers.com/threads/im-getting-zero-notifications-my-email-maybe.54534/
It's not a game,I did say the OP's opal looked like a triplet in a post above.You can use a gem tester on a triplet and it will read glass,quartz...
Sure the setting is probably Australian,but can you really identify an opal original location by looking at it? Want to guess where this opal was...
How do you know it's Aussie maybe it's Brazilian.
Looks like it could be a triplet.
Someone hacked the site and added the redirect or they didn't pay the fee for the server. It could be a new link for D&E on a new server.
Here is one in a wood box with info.... https://lchshistory.pastperfectonline.com/webobject/1BFC4591-09F5-4CBB-A7CC-375945522639
Looks like carnelian. [ATTACH]
Flat wire shaped to each stone soldered together and prongs soldered to the settings.
Looks like a Chinese resin piece that was posted here a number of months ago. Can you post a photo of the whole bottom of the base.
Photo #2 looks like plating loss.
The blade looks thin,probably a repurposed kitchen knife blade.
The sheath is real,the beads are real,the sinew is real,etc.,but there is no way anyone can say that it was made by a Native American.The cones...
The "cones" made from the metal lids of snuff cans,lazy stitch for the bead work that most anyone can do.Rawhide and sinew easily available,knife...
Looks like the brass was pressed onto the copper and then soldered together.
You can edit your post and click "more options" and then full image all....
Are the "cones" on the end if the sheath magnetic? Is it this one? https://allardauctions.hibid.com/lot/13413814/sioux-beaded-sheath/
Chinese marks are rarely company names,but maybe @Couch Potato Wannabe can translate.
You could try a peroxide and baking soda paste with a soft toothbrush,it removes nicotine stains on many materials.
Looks like a soapstone Nun,can you scratch the bottom of the base with your fingernail?
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