Possible it's jade. You do find imported Chinese carved stone elements in western jewellery. [ATTACH]
I've been thinking about these all afternoon & still not sure what to tell you about them. Only the 2 red ones really qualify as seals, & then...
Definitely ivory & a portrait of a real woman. See you have another that is a generic fantasy lady. My gut says some work has been done to the...
:kiss::kiss:
I half awake sit corrected. It looks extremely long. Is it supposed to hang around the navel?
A flea market, how appropriate to this site: https://hellashrine.org/ They're in Garland, TX, a suburb of Dallas. [IMG]
If the crescent does not have a similar mark anywhere on it, it is not Egyptian silver. The curb chain looks like a replacement for something...
Maybe so. Large beads are a bit too blue for aventurine.
Well, you did. Still a striking ring. I mean striking, you could punch someone with it.
Pretty sure it's labradorite. Is there more play of color, little flashes here & there, than photos are picking up?
Sorry, it's not. If it had been, the colors would have changed to deep red & green. It's a pretty spectacular effect. It's not iolite. Think...
Labradorite, maybe. But can't really see it.
I don't actually know. Would not be surprised if they are treated in some way. We have members who know more about pearls than I do. I did used...
I keep thinking a ball should be hidden under one of them.
Looks like it to me too, but suspect it is glass.
Green aventurine.
Oh believe me, if it is, you'll know. I'll let it be a surprise. I'm not sure it is, mind you, but the UV will confirm or refute. :)
First definitely looks like amethyst. Second stone's play of color is consistent with the way lab grown color change sapphire can look under...
I like rocks. :)
Amethyst chips.
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