I'd cheerfully wear that.
If it tests out in the quartz range - about a 7, you've got chrysoprase. Jade would be a little lower, but a piece of jade that color would be in...
I don't see it listed; it looks like it ought to be a city mark, but it's not one I saw.
[ATTACH] I hadn't. This is the best shot I took. May have to try again in the daylight. The mark is 800 under what looks like a row of guys in...
My sniffer was twitching, and I like the design. I've also seen a lot of molded fruit pieces made of .800 silver with German marks.
Yep. I'd have gone for that too. Stuff from last week. The tray looks like it has copper coming though, but it also has an .800 hallmark clear...
I'd bet on chrysoprase.
Bingo! I knew it was good as soon as I saw the mirror itself. Then we had to find the marks.
I got a Portuguese whoopsie tonight. I might take a flyer on this too. If nothing else it's good design.
I have a bead stash that has already outgrown its available space. Otherwise...(LOL)
There are collectors, and as long as menopause stalks the Earth there will be users! That last one looks like bamboo from what I can see from here.
I only wish I had one like that. As someone else said, I bet it died of old age. Odds on it was a Scottish ring and there's even less of that...
Any old Michael's or Hobby Lobby or Joann will have the stuff, and you can find instructions on Youtube. As teachers go, I stink because I'm...
Those would be sold as 2mm seed beads, best guess. Better idea - get them into the hands of someone who'd use them instead of a reseller. There...
Religious jewelry definitely could have been made later in an earlier style. Lockets too. Art Deco didn't come in and wipe everything else out,...
Those beads are probably as old as the tins. If one of us can come up with the proper name I bet they're worth a good bit. Those tins probably...
Thanks - desperation meets inspiration and a magpie addiction. (LOL)
That dial would have me calling, Oh Kyra!
If it's marked with the 14k mark, I switch my vote to later than I'd though too - WWI era or a bit after. On closer inspection the colors in the...
More like Victorian; that's when mourning pieces were popular. If I were guessing I'd go for the 1870s to mid-1880s, but odds are one of the real...
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