Any helo with the maker? Thanks
They were in hot water but I guess I am not good at smells. Could not figure what it smelled like. Will try the paste solution. I did not know...
Something happened with the beads. Don't know if from the salt or the tests with the hot water. Now they are covered in white.. Tried to rinse...
You may be right. Seems like it is not real leather neither. [IMG]
This one looks the same. Supposed to be authentic. The clasp is the same tone as the chain, mine is not that strong color....
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Karl Marx, Workers ( Proletarier) of the world, unite. Seriously, not a bad idea.
Leather is soft but don't know if I can call it exceptionally soft. I think this one is similar...
If not wrong the HB mark is for Herman Behrnd. Were they some kind of division of Wilkens & Sohne ? [IMG]
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Repro?
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Run out of salt :( Not sure if amber necklace would float with the clasp and the string?
Oh, the bangle is resin. I got fooled that it is carved stone. That explains the burst bubbles marks.
So it was something like stone dust mixed with bonding material and pressed?
They have web of crackles. Is that seen on amber? I'll check if the necklace will foat. Also, there are small cracks with some kind of yellowish...
No seams. They do get hot but is that common only for amber but not for other materials? I would think everything will get hot after rubbing?
What do you mean by pressed? Like how were they pressed into the stone?
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Any idea how was the decoration made? Were those inserted?
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] What's that Palmer's about?
[ATTACH] So, some sort of plastic maybe?
[ATTACH] You are probably right, they are super lightweight.
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