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Posted by: nicUK Post Reply
02/18/2015, 05:30:33

I'm sure you must get bored to death identifying beads all the time but would someone tell my 8 year old daughter what her beads are . I asked a very nice man and he said they are less than 10 years old and Chinese made . My daughter insists its a "fish worm thing " that lives in a fire underground and when the fire goes out it wriggle to the surface looking for the sun. When she's asked what the fishworms like to eat she says. They only eat tears ! I think she got this notion from having a temperature and reading about beads and confusing bits she's read with maybe a dream she had while unwell and its now stuck firmly in her mind . So in effect we have a bead that is treated almost like a pet or a family member and as she isn't allowed to have it at school she expects me to wear it until she's home. And no offence to the bead and its design but I don't want that heavy big thing round my neck . I tried telling her that maybe the other thingsitems she picked up with it a lovely early 20th century copper gau with lovely little silver items etc were of more interest but she is more bothered about this bead and a huge half worn out silver metal ring with a huge stone that looks like it might be a dirty coloured tigers eye. Which I also don't want to wear in case you are wondering. her project at school is on this necklace and she would like to know its name and use and also what the other beads are made of and what they are copies of if you can spare the time I would be very grateful

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what a wonderful imagination your daughter has
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Posted by: judy Post Reply
02/18/2015, 15:07:41

I love her story. If your pictures were clearer it might be possible to identify the beads. Also the size in mm would be helpful.
Judy



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Re: what a wonderful imagination your daughter has -- judy Post Reply Edit Forum Where am I?
Posted by: nicUK Post Reply
02/21/2015, 06:55:34

Hm the pichure is to big I will ask my mum



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Re: what a wonderful imagination your daughter has -- judy Post Reply Edit Forum Where am I?
Posted by: nicUK Post Reply
03/01/2015, 11:53:51

Hello Judy
My twin brother said you were called Joyce so I showed my now beads ti the wrong lady I wanted you to see them they are yellow like the inside of eggs they cost me the most money of all my beads . I will show you my cross It isn't a bead really but I got it from a stall that sells beads it is made of something like stone but it is never cold it is white and a bit see threw and it has lights coming out of it a bit like how glow in the dark sticks but
I asked every one what it ismade out of but nobody nos
From Lulu

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The cross....
Re: Re: what a wonderful imagination your daughter has -- nicUK Post Reply Edit Forum Where am I?
Posted by: Joyce Post Reply
03/01/2015, 12:08:08

HI there Lulu,

The cross is current production Chinese glass, sometimes marketed using the rather exotic sounding name of "Opalite".



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Re: The cross.... -- Joyce Post Reply Edit Forum Where am I?
Posted by: nicUK Post Reply
03/14/2015, 13:05:49

Hello Joyce I was looking for you I didn't know there was a extra page I put my new ballet and my monkey bead and mynew green beads tge tell a story I think I don't kbow what the story is it has a dog in it
From Lulu



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