19th Century Chinese "Irian Jaya Glass" Bead Strand Necklace kunzite Gold and arsenic occur as

Gold and arsenic occur as a coupled substitution in the pyrite structure

Peruvian Opal  Knotted Necklace with Gold Plated Lobster Clasp

These charming Lord Ganesha folk art figures are fondly nicknamed "Taxicab Ganeshas" as they appear on the dashboards of taxi drivers throughout South East Asia

Phra Indra was surveying from the Heavens and spotted a hardworking farmer

2 5/8" x 1 5/8"

19th Century Chinese "Irian Jaya Glass" Bead Strand Necklace kunzite Gold and arsenic occur as19th Century Chinese "Irian Jaya Glass" Bead Strand Approx. A (30" long), B (31" long) Bead Size : A (5mm x 5mm to 8mm x 5mm), B (7mm x 5mm to 8mm x 8mm) Originally hand wound in China during the 19th Century (or earlier), these brilliantly colored beads became a popular staple throughout the Asian Trade Bead Routes, and are most famously seen among the Naga People of Burma and North India, as well as Irian Jaya (Western New Guinea, also known as