On color alone, stones in the pendant could be blue topaz.
They could be lab grown sapphires, which would test very high, although not up to diamond level. The metal work is poorly done. What is the mark...
Welcome, Hinarushi. Cool brooches. I don't think they meant rhodonite, an opaque pink & black stone. More likely the similarly named rhodolite,...
For those such as myself who did not know, Blue John is a rare form of fluorite. (Thanks to Wikipedia.)
That's as far as my Ojibwa extends.
Just like a cameo, except do not leave soaking for more than a little while. Elephants don't carry umbrellas.
Welcome, Julie. We would probably all describe ourselves as addicts here, although the cravings are more likely to lead to bankruptcy or spousal...
Would like to see them when clean.
Good eye. I didn't notice. It's possible, maybe even plausible, that the numerals are for the year. @Heidi Rolstad Did anything of significance...
If it came as part of this little collection, which seems to have been put together by someone who recognized ivory when they saw it, there's a...
Welcome, Heidi. It's a lovely cameo, cut in helmet shell. The hinge & clasp place it to the 1920s, I would think. Is the frame white gold with...
All look like ivory to me, with the exception of the rose. The texture of the back throws me off. But the world is full of little ivory roses,...
Pewabic is correct. If I recall correctly: puh-WAH-bick.
Don't be gouache. :playful:
Could it possibly be Curtis?
The kind of thing you found at crafts shows in the 80s. Lots of glass work then.
They remind me of the shades for these: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=laurel+lamp+mushroom Bet they look great when lit.
How do you figure this?
I'm with Roaring, sugar/sweetener packets. Seems oversized for toothpicks.
Poole?
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