06-28-2018 11:10 PM
Very very weird bracelet with tags still attached but not much information. I think the beads are just plastic since the spacers are plastic... what does everyone think?
and the thread is so old looking. Any key words I can use to describe these beads... they look like rocks or rough glass to me ... but heck I dont know much , LOL
06-29-2018 05:41 AM
06-29-2018 12:02 PM
Dont be too hasty! I googled the name and MarieCaroline de Longchamp has made jewelry for Givenchy, Guy Laroche, Angelo Tarlazzi, and Nordstroms. Those beads may be carved amber. The item may have some issues with the elastic but the beads may have some value all by themselves being by this lady and if they are amber.
06-29-2018 12:22 PM
06-29-2018 11:00 PM
@flipping_treasures the string is not stretch is just cord , the beads are definately plastic , very light
@rixstuff yes I did a search and saw that she had done some designing for big brands... she is now an interior decorator
I just cant find any of the jewelry she designed. The tags was what called my attention when I first saw it 🙂
thank you all for your help!
06-30-2018 03:45 AM
First impression of the beads is that they're raw, low-grade amber. Making that suggestion because I've had a couple of pieces of what looks like the same thing in a more typical shade of yellow. If that's what they are then they'd be stabilized in some way. Mine have been very brittle.
A.
06-30-2018 06:39 AM
06-30-2018 08:15 PM
Here's another (similar) piece of costume jewelry she designed. Sold on this auction site for 30 euros.
http://lebrech-associes.com/html/fiche.jsp?id=8322921&np=7&lng=fr&npp=20&ordre=&aff=1&r=
Debora
07-02-2018 09:12 PM
@debora_34_ thanks for posting this... the spacers are identical to my bracelet
07-03-2018 05:08 PM
Here are a couple of photos of the last of my pieces of amber. If I drop it on the floor it'll probably end up in 50 pieces.
07-03-2018 05:38 PM - edited 07-03-2018 05:42 PM
Beads look like they have drizzle lines like found on wedding cake beads. I don't know if that is possible with plastic or Amber. Maybe a soft material rolled on a patterned template then a hole made in the irregular bead?