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I purchased this coral at the
Quartzsite, Arizona market several years ago.

Do you see what I mean about planning one thing and doing another? I wanted to practice the
faux porcelain beads, but ended up stringing the coral and turquoise.

I purchased the turquoise pieces through
Rio Grande jewelry supply used what was left of the coral to string this piece.
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Below is a free form sculptural peyote necklace with a bone and ebony button closure. I used
Chinese jade as well as other multi-colored jades and turquoise.
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