Posted 11 years ago
Agram.m
(762 items)
Of course I'm already a privileged woman touching my jewelry. And in this area, I have not really much wanting more. But a beautiful rock crystal necklace I always like to have. This necklace I found is such an example. Measures 52 cm (20.5 ") beads are 1 cm (0.39") in length, weights a total of 65 grams with an old silver (marked 835) clasp.
The only thing I would want to trade for this necklace is an undrilled rock crystal necklace set in silver. But for now I do it here not so bad!
IN ADDITION TO THE HARDNESS YOU CAN TEST WHETHER YOU ARE DEALING WITH ROCK CRYSTAL. DOES ANYONE HAVE AN EASIER WAY TO TEST THIS??? PLEASE LET ME KNOW !
Oh mooi hoor!
Dus jij wil ook een 'Pools of light' halssnoer? Ik ben er ook al een tijdje naar op zoek. Geen idee hoe dat in het nl noemt.
Newtimes, thanks for your comment. Volgens mij is hier in het Nederlands geen naam voor, je ziet ze hier ook niet veel. Het is het zelfde als deze alleen hier zit een gaatje in en mijn wens zou zijn zonder boorgaatje maar, zoals boven al vermeld, gezet in zilver maar die zijn bijzonder duur! Fijn weekend!
Ja idd je vind ze hier niet en op internet best wel duur.
Sooner or later you will find one thats right for you.
Ook een fijn weekend!
STUNNING DARLING!!!!
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IN ADDITION TO THE HARDNESS YOU CAN TEST WHETHER YOU ARE DEALING WITH ROCK CRYSTAL. DOES ANYONE HAVE AN EASIER WAY TO TEST THIS??? PLEASE LET ME KNOW !
nldionne thanks for your interest and loving!
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Your very welcome Agram.m:)
Hi,
Lovely necklace; are the balls strung on silk cord? Easy to identify quartz crystal. Hold up and if you see the background image "upside" down in the balls, then you have quartz crystal is what I have read on other blogs. The drilled ones, it might be harder to see the upside down image as the drill holes interrupt the image, but from you pictures I'm guessing you have quartz crystal. TL
It's hard to tell from the pictures. Let us know!
I just saw a similar necklace listed as vintage glass balls
http://www.etsy.com/listing/158291715/vintage-glass-ball-necklace-vintage?ref=market
The glass ones are collectable as well.
Found this gorgeous glass balls necklace circa 1935 at
http://www.anniesherman.com/necklaces/n314.html
Well here's another example. This seller these French Blue balls are glass and not crystal, and they show an upside down image, so I guess any concave "lens" will do so.
http://www.rubylane.com/item/804126-WB1203/French-Blue-Antique-Pools-Light?utm_source=googleshopping&utm_medium=productfeed&gclid=CMWu7Jn7k7wCFaE1Qgod8woAfQ
decogaga, thank you for all the effort you have made to give such detailed commentary. Fantastic! All other jewelry collectors who have the same questions on this subject may find a clue here reading your comment.
And indeed I see after taking a photo of my necklace (difficult to get!) that an inverted image through the beads is not evidence to be real crystal. And yes the balls are strung on silk cord. But after all your effort I don't know up till now if mine are glass or crystal? A difficult matter.