A Navajo sterling bracelet with Turquoise

[Glammy]

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I would think that faux turquoise would be made of plastic. If you touch the stone to your lip and it feels cold I would say it is real. If it does not feel cold that I would say it is plastic.
Chuck

 

[Glammy]

all I could find for now
Don
http://www.bobvila.com/SmartBuys/Na...se_Watch_Clips_and_Watch_Signed-p1110332.html

http://cgi.ebay.com/Zuni-Sterling-S...1QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1638Q2em118Q2el1247

hey Don and Chuck

thanks a lot for your replies!!

the links a re really good, i'd already came across the first one in my research and the 2nd must be quite a recent ebay entry (a massively overpriced too!?)_

its crazy though, i searched high + low and S Dickens goes unmentioned in NA books, sites ANYWHERE..........I'd love more input guys.

thanks a lot

 

[pippinwhitepaws]

to test if the turquoise is plastic, tap against your tooth...stone has a solid feel, plastic is hollow.
i found one person with the dickens name making jewelry...hopi-navajo person.

 

[Glammy]

to test if the turquoise is plastic, tap against your tooth...stone has a solid feel, plastic is hollow.
i found one person with the dickens name making jewelry...hopi-navajo person.

wow, thanks for replying.
do you remember and/or have any more information about the artist? i'd really eager to know where you discovered the info!!

regards

 

[Glammy]

bumping this up

 

[pippinwhitepaws]

http://www.southwestdistributing.com/pages/Native_American_Southwest_Jewelry_Turquoise_Rings.htm

this site has information on S.Dickens. also a bunch of his work for sale.