I put myself through college by making jewelry, thank goodness I have no student loans!
The upshot is that I have LOADS of beads to get rid of, as I just don't have time to make the jewels so much these days.
From my travels, I have picked up charms and beads at flea markets, vintage shops, thrift shops, the world wide. Some pieces I can't recall where I got, but I have made a little list to describe as best as I can.
1 x faux amber circle charm
1 x faux amber bead bracelet
1 x carved horn pendant (India)
2 x vintage glass ball beads (1950’s)
1 x silver perfume holder charm on chain
2 x star fimo beads
1 x cameo charm
1 x metal skull charm
1 x carved bone skull bead
2 x rose quartz heart beads
1 x set of bindi stickers in round tin (India)
1 x faceted citrine bead
1 x jasper bead
1 x labrodrite bead
8 x small crystals with hole drilled in top for stringing
1 x lapis lazuli pendant (India)
2 x vintage clear glass chunky beads (Africa)
7 x letter beads
2 x handpulled red/gold glass beads (Africa?)
1 x Swarvoski blue crystal pendant (Austria)
11 x asst. Swarovski crystal beads (Austria)
9 x faceted grey smoke glass beads (Czech)
2 x carved wood pendants (China)
1 x brass anhk/star/moon charm
1 x bag of hematite grey glass beads (Japan)
1 x bag of butterfly wing iridescent glass seed beads (Japan)
1 x marcasite star pendant (I don't think this is from Tiffany's! but it came in this pouch)
12 x small goldtone apple charms
1 x bag of goldtone spacer beads
1 x bag of pearlescent white star beads
1 x fairy charm
1 x glass glob pendant
as always, the auction starts at 99 cents. sorry, no overseas shipping, as I can't replace if it gets lost in the post.
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