JKP: Smoke is gorgeous! I swear I have the memory span of a goldfish right now because I didn't remember how gorgeous it was. Where did you get it again?
Jade4Me: I really like your spring green bangle. Too bad it's too large. Maybe you can buy a smaller bangle and wear them stacked?
Allan is a artisan (I'm not sure what the proper term for what he does is... jewelry carving???) in CA. His FB has more recent photos of his works: https://www.facebook.com/allan.spehar/photos_all . Just about every single Yukon Snow bangle in his gallery (that's the green stone with the gold and white flecks) has gone to a jade sister here on the forums thanks to Claire.
NYCP: Geez, I thought buying a house out here in san francisco area was bad... glad I don't have to try it in NYC. Also... I hope you don't mind but I want to try to get my nails done like yours with the ladybugs. i love it so much! I'm trying to find a good place out here to do gel nails.
Molly0: It looks amazing! More photos pls!
Dynasty: Wow! Your FIL is so lucky to have you that you are a donor match and willing to make such an amazing thing. Good luck! And I think this definitely calls for a few jade gifts from the family.
Miss Oinky: I saw that bangle and was admiring it! I think that's a pretty legit seller. I do think the bangle is probably not as lavender as the photos are showing based on the certification photo. It looks a lot like my Silkie in that the lavender show up beautifully in photos but in real life, it mostly looks pale green and white. The lavender only seems to show up in certain lighting. (Which I personally love but I imagine if the lavender were more prominent, that price would be a lot higher.) It's a great price for a lovely bangle though.
Claire: Ugh, I'd have been melting down through the whole process. Your gamble paid off but I can't imagine the stress of spending so much money, not knowing if things are proceeding properly! Do you have any photos of the place we can see?!
JKP: I hear you about traveling with kids. Just getting out the door to visit the great grandparents (who live 20 minutes away) is this big ordeal and takes 3x as long as it used to before we had kids. The thought of attempting an overseas vacation makes my head just want to implode.
Jade4Me: I really like your spring green bangle. Too bad it's too large. Maybe you can buy a smaller bangle and wear them stacked?
Allan is a artisan (I'm not sure what the proper term for what he does is... jewelry carving???) in CA. His FB has more recent photos of his works: https://www.facebook.com/allan.spehar/photos_all . Just about every single Yukon Snow bangle in his gallery (that's the green stone with the gold and white flecks) has gone to a jade sister here on the forums thanks to Claire.
NYCP: Geez, I thought buying a house out here in san francisco area was bad... glad I don't have to try it in NYC. Also... I hope you don't mind but I want to try to get my nails done like yours with the ladybugs. i love it so much! I'm trying to find a good place out here to do gel nails.
Molly0: It looks amazing! More photos pls!
Dynasty: Wow! Your FIL is so lucky to have you that you are a donor match and willing to make such an amazing thing. Good luck! And I think this definitely calls for a few jade gifts from the family.
Miss Oinky: I saw that bangle and was admiring it! I think that's a pretty legit seller. I do think the bangle is probably not as lavender as the photos are showing based on the certification photo. It looks a lot like my Silkie in that the lavender show up beautifully in photos but in real life, it mostly looks pale green and white. The lavender only seems to show up in certain lighting. (Which I personally love but I imagine if the lavender were more prominent, that price would be a lot higher.) It's a great price for a lovely bangle though.
Claire: Ugh, I'd have been melting down through the whole process. Your gamble paid off but I can't imagine the stress of spending so much money, not knowing if things are proceeding properly! Do you have any photos of the place we can see?!
JKP: I hear you about traveling with kids. Just getting out the door to visit the great grandparents (who live 20 minutes away) is this big ordeal and takes 3x as long as it used to before we had kids. The thought of attempting an overseas vacation makes my head just want to implode.