[ATTACH] @Bronwen My walrus tusk carving from the same type of material by a Native American. Obtained during a trip to Alaska in 2013. Show...
My kind of person!!!!!!!!!!!!! How about Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas? and Herkimer Diamonds in New York
https://www.proantic.com/en/display.php?mode=obj&id=320478 I may be wrong, but these look very much like yours. Ooops, the base is different....
It sure is gorgeous.
Welcome. This is a wonderful group full of knowledge. Not me, I'm just a learner.
I know my sapphires are real as I "mined" them from the alluvial muds of Montana. You purchase bags of dirt and sort the sapphires from the soil....
Hmmm. Real amber is supposed to fluoresce in the dark. I was going to sequester myself in my closet and see. I have three pieces that I know...
I just bought one too based on comments from this forum - a UV flashlight not the gem - to test some purported amber than now I realize may not...
Fabulous place to visit. I can see why the jacket was purchased. Weather probably changed quickly.
Mighty pretty.
Super searching.
Sorry. I live far away in Southern California.
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I'm so glad I found you all. I followed up with @anundverkaufen recommendation and found several Peking glass vases with the same incised curved...
Thank you very much. I'll do that. Not knowing anything has me scattered. I'll focus.
This has happened to me. Look at your post. On the bottom you will see a list of attachments (ATTACH) Delete the duplicates. Next time just...
You noticed. Nothing permanent gets in the door without it. :cat::cat::cat::cat::cat::cat:
There is also a small delete button to the lower right of each picture, so you can delete duplicates.
Thanks for the link. I found a similar vase with the green glass, gold flake and amber overlay claiming to be 19th century with the same mark....
Very interesting. I wasn't lead to believe that the were old but just that they took time to make.
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