Post: Post Reply: Yes Barabara, but I'd prefer fuschia glass beads to fuschia stones. by paeonia

Original Message: Yes Barabara, but I'd prefer fuschia glass beads to fuschia stones.

I couldn't understand the point of producing so much garish coloured beads in stone. Surely it must cost less colouring stones than producing the laboring glass beads. I can imagine that there's no more human work in the whole process of couloring and manufacturing the stone beads. Beauty and civilisations are definitely vanishing from the world. Confusing though when you find yourself in front of those mountains of coloured thing. I'll have to definitely update my taste oneday !
paeonia
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Original Message: Yes Barabara, but I'd prefer fuschia glass beads to fuschia stones.
I couldn't understand the point of producing so much garish coloured beads in stone. Surely it must cost less colouring stones than producing the laboring glass beads. I can imagine that there's no more human work in the whole process of couloring and manufacturing the stone beads. Beauty and civilisations are definitely vanishing from the world. Confusing though when you find yourself in front of those mountains of coloured thing. I'll have to definitely update my taste oneday ! paeonia Copyright 2024 All rights reserved by Bead Collector Network and its users

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