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<p>[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 9461961, member: 5833"]It has been cobbled together from 2 stamped metal parts, the cameo & a pin assembly, all glued, as far as I can tell. Pretty sure the seller buys preowned costume jewellery, resells it intact if the condition is acceptable or cannibalizes for parts when not. </p><p><br /></p><p>Right after winning I wrote to ask if the cameo could be detached & sent by itself. Doubt it made a difference, but she did not see my message before readying it for the mail, so item came as was.</p><p><br /></p><p>The piece does not photograph well. Seller's pix made it look corroded. The finish on the main backing piece is a deep copper color. The little 'doily' immediately behind the cameo has had a new coat of gold paint. </p><p><br /></p><p>Have decided that it is less likely to get lost if it stays attached. The stone would probably be impervious to any solvent I could try on the slab of glue underneath it, but will leave it alone. Not a piece I would wear anyway. It just feels so incongruous to have this particular cameo keeping company with the boho elements.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Bronwen, post: 9461961, member: 5833"]It has been cobbled together from 2 stamped metal parts, the cameo & a pin assembly, all glued, as far as I can tell. Pretty sure the seller buys preowned costume jewellery, resells it intact if the condition is acceptable or cannibalizes for parts when not. Right after winning I wrote to ask if the cameo could be detached & sent by itself. Doubt it made a difference, but she did not see my message before readying it for the mail, so item came as was. The piece does not photograph well. Seller's pix made it look corroded. The finish on the main backing piece is a deep copper color. The little 'doily' immediately behind the cameo has had a new coat of gold paint. Have decided that it is less likely to get lost if it stays attached. The stone would probably be impervious to any solvent I could try on the slab of glue underneath it, but will leave it alone. Not a piece I would wear anyway. It just feels so incongruous to have this particular cameo keeping company with the boho elements.[/QUOTE]
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