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just saw a posting from jenniecollects on an item of jewelry she wanted to know what it was -- i made this necklace during the 70s when i was into beadwork & needlepointing -- the large silver balls are called bali balls -- made in bali -- and can still be purchased at jewelry making websites -- i typically wear this for christmas or new years eve parties as it is a bit over the top for everyday wear -- i always get the attention -- it is a definite ice breaker -- no alcohol required with this one to meet those at the party
they can be worn as a single ball or combined with what ever your creativity brings to mind -- although they do not hold liquids such as perfume as they are two separate halves soldered together
hope this helps jennie -- have a great week
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thanks phil, mani and mustang for the loves
As the hours tick do to a new year, I wanted to stop by and wish you and your's a Safe and Bright New Year to come and may your life bring you joy and happiness.
Kerry
thanks kerry -- what a sweetie you are to leave the new years wish