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Posted 12 months ago
vintagemad
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I traded my mom some misc beaded necklaces for this amazing bracelet. I finally wore the old bat down lol. I've been after this piece since I was a teenager & she finally said yes:) As you can see in the last pic its missing some shell, but I wear it anyways. Thanks for looking.
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Great trade with mom:). Check to see if she has some other pieces hiding away, lol:).
Really beautiful piece, congrats on this one !~ Phil.
Really pretty
Thank you for all the comments,likes & loves. AR8, I actually have a few pieces that I was going to use as replacements but when I tried to cut them down to size they shattered. I know I will find some eventually that I don't have to mess with.
Thanks AR8, I see these are asking prices & not completed listings. I was told by Mother that if I sold this it would be the last thing I ever sell..... lol. So even if I could score $460 I wouldn't, but nice to know.
Beware of those things, I've seen a ton marked sterling but they're like brass or something. That one is deffinitely sterling though