Comments | hazliya: Jewelry clearout

hazliya

Jewelry clearout

Jul 22, 2010 21:26

I'm trying to make room. I need to get this crap off of my shelves. Anything here, $5. More detailed pictures are all in my journal, and I'd be happy to link them if anyone wants. These are just taking up space and falling into disrepair.

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hazliya July 23 2010, 03:14:01 UTC

Cool! Both are yours. You have paypal?

zipotle July 23 2010, 03:01:18 UTC

I know a bellydancer who would appreciate the octopus! Do you have paypal?

hazliya July 23 2010, 03:13:44 UTC

I do! hazharrower at gmail.com. Tack on like, $1 for shipping. And note me the address. =)

zipotle July 23 2010, 03:30:57 UTC

Uhhhh. I don't know what you mean by note you. I may be being dense. I don't know. Anyway I sent payment just now. If you can't get the address from paypal I can email it to you or message it through lj or something.

acousticshadow2 July 23 2010, 03:39:39 UTC

are the pearls real? (ie the freshwater kind from michaels in the jewelry making dpt?)

hazliya July 23 2010, 03:45:27 UTC

They're actually dyed saltwater. Freshwater pearls are potato-shaped. =)

acousticshadow2 July 23 2010, 03:49:46 UTC

I can't see shape that well in the pic (mostly because I refuse to wear glasses when I am on the computer, but that is my fault) I'll take the pearls :-) You gonna be around tomorrow after 6? I get off work at 6 and can drop by your apt or WPI or Worcester area location of choice.

hazliya July 23 2010, 10:22:31 UTC

I'm actually leaving for RI starting at 6 to pick up the pup. =)

hazliya July 23 2010, 10:26:08 UTC

If you want, I can leave it in an envelope in the basket on my door, and you can just slip the $5 into my mailbox.

acousticshadow2 July 23 2010, 04:04:01 UTC

oh, and it isn't that freshwater pearls are potato shaped and salt water are round. It is actually that freshwater pearls (at least on the jewelry crafting level) are all cultured and are mass produced cheeply thus the quality of the pearl is minimalized by its lopsided shape. All cultured pearls tend to have a more lopsided shape to them, unless they are well crafted. They can make both salt and freshwater pearls the lovely rounded pearl shape, however it is a mark of higher quality pearl.

(I am a pearl nut... tis my birthstone) I use to own a string of mikimoto pearls... sigh... they were so beautiful.

hazliya July 23 2010, 10:23:13 UTC

I'm not sure, then. The person who gave them to me just said "pearls" and they're seamless and heavy, so I'm not sure what grade/origin they are.