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Semi-Precious Stones
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Semi-precious stones add a touch of luxury to the jewellery item and will be enjoyed by the wearer for years to come.
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Latest Activity: May 2, 2013
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Where do you buy your semi-precious beads? 1 Reply
Hi,I'm currently in the market to find a store who hopefully has a website for semi-p. beads for my work.I'm disabled and live in a town that has only 1 really expensive beading store. I was…Continue
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Started by Renee Meredith-Shapiro. Last reply by Gail Rust Sep 29, 2012.
how do i patent an inovative idea
i recently thought of an innovative idea tht nobody else that i know to hasnt done..
Started by eddie perks Jan 12, 2010.
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Comment by Bijouxlulu on January 21, 2010 at 12:24pm
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Thank you very much Cathy - it is the first time I have been published! I will soon post the page on the Network too.
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Comment by Cathy Cooley on January 21, 2010 at 11:13am
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Congratulations Bijouxlulu
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This item has been featured in January 2010 UK edition of Bead Trends magazine. So thrilled!
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I particularly adore working with rose quartz and lapis lazuli. Here are a few of my latest creations.
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Comment by Karen Ferrante on December 31, 2009 at 12:55am
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Your necklace is beautiful! The red jasper really brings out the color in the jade nuggets.
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This is my latest semi-precious gemstone creation made with chunky autumn jasper nuggets, accented with apple jasper pearls, gold filligree beads and small petrified jade nuggets.
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I agree Cathy!
I also love deep purple amethyst and citrine. They look great together too :-)
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Semi-precious gemstones are my current passion - :) I especially love the earthy tones of jasper and agate.
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