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Earthtones Bracelet Gemstones, Baroque Pearls and Furnace GlassJasper, bronzite, pearl and furnace glass bracelet has a rich blend of tans and browns.Iridescent baroque pearls add a splash of warm colors to the bracelet. Spacing beads and toggle clasp are made of sterling silver. See descriptions below for more info on each bead. |
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Baroque Pearl and Bronzite Earrings Earrings feature baroque style freshwater pearls and bronzite gemstone. Earring length is aprox. 1 3/4 inches. One earring weighs about 4.1 grams. (A nickle weighs 5.0 grams.) More information and pictures below. Item # B428ER Price $16.00 |
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Baroque Freshwater Pearls: These freshwater pearls are heat treated to create an iridescent sheen in rich earth-tone browns, greens and lavender hues. When pearls have irregular shapes, such as these, they are sometimes called baroque pearls. Each pearl is different, some with darker rings. |
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Furnace Beads: Light tan to dark caramel swirls of color in these opaque glass beads. Beads are aproximately 3/4 inches in diameter with a lentil shape. |
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Picture Jasper: Picture jasper rectangles are aproximately 1/2 inch by 1/4 inch. Jasper is the common name for chalcedony that is opaque. This particular type of jasper is called 'picture jasper', since the stone can resemble a landscape painting when cut into slabs and polished. |
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Bronzite: Beads are 1/2" x 1/2" by 3/16". Bronzite belongs to the pyroxene family of minerals. (Jadeite also belongs to theis group.) In certain lights the bronzite displays a bronze metallic sheen. Interestingly, bronzite displays this metallic sheen in pretty much every light source I could find, except for my camera's light box. On well... |
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Earthtones brown beaded bracelet and earrings designed by
Marcus and Amy Berkner
1685 Norkenzie Rd
Eugene Oregon 97401
(541) 345-4231
Created on ... March 11, 2002
Last update ... April 8, 2008
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