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<p>[QUOTE="Lucille.b, post: 542937, member: 51"]Deferring to AJ, as I know zip about this, and thanks for posting the article, Pat. </p><p><br /></p><p>One small observation, I'm not seeing seams in the beads. That main piece or top piece almost looks like it has a seam, but in the close up it seems like it is a line of darker color possibly.</p><p><br /></p><p>If the color isn't showing well (maybe try outdoor light or photographing on white/tan?) Better photos showing the color might be a hint of just what type of material these are.</p><p><br /></p><p>Looking at "Faturan, Sold" on Ebay, there is really a spread of colors from yoke amber to a mottled brown/cherry. The high priced ones do seems to have a richness about them. Also I see some sellers showing their pieces with a light directly behind, touching the bead (in some cases just the flashlight from their cell phone.) There must be some info gained from that. Anyone know what that light test shows? Might be something to use when out "in the field" looking at pieces.</p><p><br /></p><p>Learning here, too.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lucille.b, post: 542937, member: 51"]Deferring to AJ, as I know zip about this, and thanks for posting the article, Pat. One small observation, I'm not seeing seams in the beads. That main piece or top piece almost looks like it has a seam, but in the close up it seems like it is a line of darker color possibly. If the color isn't showing well (maybe try outdoor light or photographing on white/tan?) Better photos showing the color might be a hint of just what type of material these are. Looking at "Faturan, Sold" on Ebay, there is really a spread of colors from yoke amber to a mottled brown/cherry. The high priced ones do seems to have a richness about them. Also I see some sellers showing their pieces with a light directly behind, touching the bead (in some cases just the flashlight from their cell phone.) There must be some info gained from that. Anyone know what that light test shows? Might be something to use when out "in the field" looking at pieces. Learning here, too.[/QUOTE]
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