I almost have a problem.
I can't stop buying rocks on eBay. Most of them though, are from the same seller who sells them for rock bottom prices ($0.99/strand + $1.75 shipping). I can't help it. They are so pretty and I can't wait to turn them into things I can put around my neck and wrists.
1. Red coral chips
2. Ocean jasper coins
3. White jade rounds
4. Snowflake obsidian rounds
5. White howlite rounds
6. Red aventurine rounds
7. Blue chalcedony pumpkins
8. Rutilated golden quartz ovals
9. Imperial jasper coin
10. African blue jasper ovals
11. A ming pendant necklace I bought, strung with Burmese jade
12. Faceted smokey quartz ovals
2. Ocean jasper coins
3. White jade rounds
4. Snowflake obsidian rounds
5. White howlite rounds
6. Red aventurine rounds
7. Blue chalcedony pumpkins
8. Rutilated golden quartz ovals
9. Imperial jasper coin
10. African blue jasper ovals
11. A ming pendant necklace I bought, strung with Burmese jade
12. Faceted smokey quartz ovals
Posted
over 4 years
ago
7 responses
Amy Robinson
said
- these are beautiful creations - i love the red.
Stephanie Lim
said
Oh they are not creations yet =) They are raw materials!
Amy Robinson
said
oh i see - i thought you were buying them all loose - ah well - carry on!
Antonio D'souza
said
The ones that look like grapes seem delicious.
Alesa
said
They are really pretty!I like the red ones the best.But try not getting to broke from buying so many x]]
Stephanie Lim
said
Never fear, I think I am spending between $30-$45 on everything. (Well, excluding the jade necklace. That was $48 just by itself, a price that made me think, this is stupid, I should just make my own damn jewelry, how hard could it be.)
clementine
said
African blue jasper ovals are very nice i like them