Looks like bone hairpipe .... https://www.crazycrow.com/site/bone-hairpipe-history-from-shell-to-bone/
This location pays 90%...... https://www.midwestrefineries.com/silver-buyer-brokers/
Is the front surface magnetic? Maybe someone can date the clasp.
I have a couple nice opals,photo on one of them. [ATTACH]
Synthetic opals were not available until 1974. Opal triplets were not common until the 1960's.
Lower quality amethyst can have inclusions and the opals appear to be triplets.
Looks like a Rose de France amethyst.
Silver wire inlay on wood.It is done by many countries,examples......
The photos are not good enough to determine labradorite,the stones look like generic moonstone.
Looks like the cones were pinned,can't tell from the photos if the cones were slide over the end of the cross and then pinned.There also appears...
Hard to tell what type of garnet it is from a photo. Rhodolite garnets were discovered in North Carolina in the 1890's. Here is a photo of what...
My youngest son gave me this piece a number of years ago. 1 inch by 3 inches. [ATTACH]
Does anything here look similar? https://sites.wustl.edu/meteoritesite/items/concretions/
Hard to tell in the photo,it may be quartz with inclusions....
It looks like it was pieces soldered together from a goldsmith's scrap drawer.
Possibly made by a student/hobbyist post 1972 with a Matt wax gun and casting the pattern. [MEDIA]
Who ever made it used excessive solder covering many areas where it didn't belong.
Is there any information that the company made silver jewelry? Your piece would need to be tested as there appears to have an oxidized seam line...
Probably a jeweler's invoice number for the poor soldering repair of the separated band at the bezel.
The malachite piece looks like it was made by a hobbyist/student.Excess solder in a number of places and poor bezel setting.
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