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It could be Mexican red jasper.
Carat is a weight measurement for gemstones, 5 carats equals 1 gram.
It looks like the cameo is a replacement and not the original "stone".
Engraving is an art form,scratching is what chickens and cats do.
It doesn't look like the name was engraved,probably scratched on with a knife blade.
The top appears to be repousse "soldered onto sheet metal,the back plate was overheated during soldering.Photo is too blurry to see if "O" ring is...
The boat is a water buffalo horn.
"Mexican jade" is a term for a number of stones used in Mexico.The stones on the bracelet appear to be Mexican onyx/travertine.
winged lion
Wood canteen
Ammolite is the trade name for fossil Canadian ammonite.The material is soft and mostly used in doublets/triplets.Probably a quartz and not the...
The stone looks like a ammolite doublet/triplet,hard to see what the trademark is.
The coin may be from the 1950's but the cutting could be fairly recent.This type of modifying coins has been popular since at least the Victorian...
You probably won't find another like it.......... the "coin" has been saw pierced and engraved accents on the virgin Mary side.Most likely made by...
The metal looks like it has a bad case of porosity,but the area where the "numbers" are appears to have been burnished smooth.
It looks like angle skin coral beads,there also appears to be a "mark" about a quarter of an inch to the right of the 14K.
The stones look like quartz crystal,there is nothing consistent with the shape of the rondelles and larger pieces.Probably hand cut in India at...
I didn't suggest his was actually Argilite ,I gave the company information and the name of the actual mineral used for "real" carvings.The resin...
Pearlite is the company which sold this type of carvings,the mineral is actually Argilite,it is somewhat like catlinite/pipestone.
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