Yummy. I'll have to keep my eyes out for it.
You mean like this? [IMG]
If it's too heavy, I can take it off your hands. I have a strong neck.
Wow. That is a sensational piece. I wouldn't have recognized it a turquoise. I love how it pairs the trapezoid shapes with the stone circles.
Fascinating. I hadn't realized what to look for to see if age made changes in turquoise. Thank you.
You are so incredibly helpful and I am truly appreciative of your information and you taking the time to help me.
Okay. I won't obsess. Thank you.
The more I look at it, the better I like it. Thank you.
I thought it was fabulous too. :jawdrop:
Perfect. I love getting more details about the cuff. I'll will have to examine the stones more carefully to see what you mean. Drive safe....
Beautiful bracelets. So well made.
I see a lot of familial connections when I read about SW NA pieces, but I wasn't thinking husband and wife. Good to know. Thank you.
Thank you. Frankly, I didn't look like much amid the other gleaming jewelry. They have a tendency of overlook any Native American stuff, but...
Thank you. This is much easier to read. I don't have to lie on the floor and hold my computer upside down. :) I see he was married to a stone...
Ah. This is at most mid 1940s, so not antique. I just assumed that the color change was due to wearing and getting all kinds of exposure. But...
No problem I flipped it. I appreciate getting the page in any condition.
Love that you have a book that references his name. Google will provide variations of names. This is how I found it. Trust me I didn't start...
Fascinating. Thanks for clarifying. I had no idea.
I agree. There is a lot of dyed howlite, which used to fool me until I read here about looking at the bead ends. Thank you for your thoughts.
I agree. It was thing that struck me when I first started looking at it carefully. There were about 15 people asking for things from the two...
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