Post: Post Reply: Re: The beads have no base by Beadman

Original Message: Re: The beads have no base

Hi Rosanna,
I am surprised. How would you characterize the red glass, if this is not composed over a pale/opaque base bead? Is it a single slightly translucent red glass—such that you can see the shadow (or presence) of the perforation channel through its substance?
I would be inclined to doubt that the red glass eroded-away enough to make the twisted cables become "raised." This is understandable in-theory, but not something one sees in reality.
Jamey
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Original Message: Re: The beads have no base
Hi Rosanna, I am surprised. How would you characterize the red glass, if this is not composed over a pale/opaque base bead? Is it a single slightly translucent red glass—such that you can see the shadow (or presence) of the perforation channel through its substance? I would be inclined to doubt that the red glass eroded-away enough to make the twisted cables become "raised." This is understandable in-theory, but not something one sees in reality. Jamey Copyright 2024 All rights reserved by Bead Collector Network and its users

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