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Posted by: Mininga Post Reply
03/12/2018, 11:29:39

I recently bought in a auction in France a necklace with those pumtek beads. Thoses beads have been strung with North African pendants, but the previous owner was a great ethnic jewelry collector. It's the first time I have pumtek beads in my hands.

I searched in the forum and found a lot of discussions about those beads, but I'm still wondering how to recongnize old ones from new ones.

My beads have been drill on both side, the hole is not straight, I can see when I move the hole in the light.

Could you help me please.

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Posted by: Mininga Post Reply
03/12/2018, 11:30:33

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Re: Late Pumtek Beads
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Posted by: Beadman Post Reply
03/12/2018, 12:30:37

Your beads do not seem to have the patina that would suggest a typical age of about 100 years ago. So it is fairly likely these are late-generation beads from the 1990s or later. That would be my best guess without actually seeing the beads. JDA.



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03/13/2018, 11:15:53



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