Shed work- as in people making Jewellery and experimenting at home? I bought the first two as they interested me, I didn't think for one moment it...
Thankyou Holly Blue, I've just learnt about Reticulated silver. I'd never heard of that before. When you say playing with a wax pin what does that...
I prefer the top piece polished and the bottom one left as it is. Both very nice :-)
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Finished work early so went for a little check round some charity shops. Would love to know what you think about these 3 bits. After the Brutalist...
Bronwen, do your beads feel stone like or warm?. I tapped them against my teeth and they do feel like stone rather than a plastic of some sort....
Omg,I will have hit the jackpot-Batman Jewellery it is!. All I could see was a creepy castle with ghosty eyes. You and I obviously don't favour...
They are nearly identical Bronwen!. I've only got a tiny UV light but no sign of fluorescence. Can I be really dumb and ask what faux amber is...
I find it very slightly ghosty / creepy. I think it will head for good old eBay!
Definitely a bit of a pumpkin look to it!
No,I assumed it was just white metal . I'd be very surprised if it was silver as it doesn't feel like it at all. I'll do it later when the kids...
Ha ha:hilarious:. Brilliant.
Thankyou, that's exactly what I wanted to know!. Love what I learn on this forum :)
Is 'blobby' the kind of technical terminology I need to remember?:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious: Describes it perfectly though.....
I think some sort of stone? Agate was mentioned in that link- does it come in these colours?
Which was when? Can't imagine why it was popular!:p
I haven't got a UV light but I'm not too worried either way as it's not going anywhere although it's always interesting to know. Not sure it is...
Very pretty!. Love it.
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Love this necklace I bought recently very cheaply (cheapskate me!). Sadly I can’t find any markings anywhere. Any ideas of origin or era? I loved...
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