Post: Post Reply: Agreed. Not all the beads pictured are "Russians." Some, for instance, are walrus ivory. by beadiste

Original Message: Agreed. Not all the beads pictured are "Russians." Some, for instance, are walrus ivory.

I strung the pressed bead with the "Russians" because I like the combination, and it's a neat old bead.
Technically, because it has 12 sides (10 + two ends), it's a dodecahedron, not a cornerless cube. That zigzag equator is typical of a dodecahedron.
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Original Message: Agreed. Not all the beads pictured are "Russians." Some, for instance, are walrus ivory.
I strung the pressed bead with the "Russians" because I like the combination, and it's a neat old bead. Technically, because it has 12 sides (10 + two ends), it's a dodecahedron, not a cornerless cube. That zigzag equator is typical of a dodecahedron. Copyright 2024 All rights reserved by Bead Collector Network and its users

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