Same!
Help @Autumn in New England !!!
This ring is $110, and I need to know if it is Kingman! I might have to grab it today!
Ok, thanks for your opinion. I'm thinking about it!
I do like it, and it's huge!
Help @Autumn in New England !!!
This ring is $110, and I need to know if it is Kingman! I might have to grab it today!
Some kingman (and other varieties) you see and immediately recognize. Other times, a particular stone doesn't necessarily speak to you in terms of mine. In any event, this is a giant boulder of yummy goodness... let me know if you grab it!
I so what to wear that as a brooch
Id button a shirt up right to the top and pin it there cameo style
It would look beautiful that way!
It would look beautiful that way!
Yes, yes, totally! It really does look Mexican, and could definitely be white water as well. The only thing that made me doubt nacozari is that it tends to be bluer. White water leans more blue-green in general. So I think you're spot on!
So the question is......do I want it?
For $100 I could buy a little 5 ct. piece of Bisbee. Or this big knuckle buster!
Hmmmmm....
@Autumn in New England
I finally stopped into Gertrude Zachary, and I took some photos.
This giant Royston brooch was stunning!
The whole thing was about 4" in diameter.
Here are a few more assorted beauties.
And this one looks like the Cloud Mountain necklace that you showed previously!
Surely by the same artist!
@Paisley2628
Oh! This is really pretty. Did u get it?
Wow! I've never seen such delicate stones!
It's gorgeous!
Whoa it's even more impressive than I thought, @stracci2000!! I'm glad you grabbed it! I have a feeling you and I would be positively dangerous at Indian Market...
I'm glad I bought it, too! Bigger is better, right?
The stone is fascinating, and there's a bit of pyrite in it.
Yes, we would be dangerous at Indian market. We could get Indian tacos for lunch at the market, that would be so much fun!