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So here is the photo of the pin mechanism. As you can see it has the double pin but unlike the ones I am familiar with it doesn't have the double "butterfly" locking piece at the bottom. I can understand the thinking on why she did it this way. The opal would be blocked the other way. But this way it doesn't lock and this morning I was wearing it as a pendant and leaning down cleaning cat boxes [my jewelry all has to pass the cleaning cat boxes test, lol] when it flipped over. Apparently I had squeezed one of the pins away from the little matching claw and the chain had come off of that pin. It was dangling by one! Now I am totally paranoid of wearing this as a pendant until it gets a make over. Goodness can you imagine if it falls totally off and the stone smashes into smithereens? My heart can't take that lol. Since it works well as a brooch I'm thinking I will have her do something different for the chain to go through. Something solid but I don't want it to show when wearing it as a brooch. Any ideas?
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No ideas??????
Here are a couple last sun pics before she goes back in for her make over.........
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