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Thursday, November 01, 2012

Who Knew?

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The word 'turquoise' comes from  a derivitive of 'Turkey stone' because a fine sky-blue specimen originated in Turkey, once Persia. Of course, now kinds of turquoise have been found all over the world including the southwest United States where this central piece originated.

 

I've been making jewellry in preparation for the holiday season, bringing out from my stash my collected bits like these Tibetal brass, turquoise and carnelian beads and, of course, my turquoise. Some necklaces are available now but will be offered half-price in a coming newsletter.


Posted by Jane on 11/01 at 05:37 AM


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Recent Comments I am delighted to find that you also write. I've been following your knitting site and was so happy that your novel is about an angel in New Orleans, well, maybe not "about" an angel, but it's in the title, so... I've visited New Orleans several times (Just 3) visiting my brother when he lived there and we combed through the cemeteries. That's where I found the angel who was sobbing with her head covered in grief for the passing of her sister. It was so moving that I have the photo framed in our hall. She's beautiful. Couldn't wait to order your book! Thanks!

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