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Please take a look on my Scottish jewelry inlaid with Malachite. I like this jewelry because the beautyful stones and the craftmanship to make them. May I also refer to another very nice Scottish jewelry but made of gold: http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/2421-antique-scottish-pebble-agate-gold-brace
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The Scottish blood in me says : very, very nice!
Dear cis2you,
Thanks for your comment. You can be proud indeed, the Scottish have amongst other things their typical own style juwelry as in the past and today and this is very very nice in using the stones from their own ground. If you are interested you can also have a look on my fantastic Scottish gold bracelet here in this Show and tell rubric. Thanks again for looking !
Dear AR8Jason,
Thanks for your reaction. I didn't know it is a poisonous stone. But I dont'wear it so long that that could be harm I hope. I think you like as a Scott my beautyful Agate bracelet in my Collection. Hoping on your reaction.
Thanks again. In my country they say: "Never too old to learn something"
so thanks again!
How true, and we also see that in general people all over the world are the same!