Pearl

Pearl is beautiful and costly.
How can we identify the real with the fake ones......anyone knows

rozita_rh wrote:

Pearl is beautiful and costly.
How can we identify the real with the fake ones......anyone knows

First you post that nonsensical question about "where to buy high quality
jewelry in Asia". And now this.

Are you a troll, or just extremely clueless?

Abrasha
http://www.abrasha.com

On Sat, 30 Aug 2003 10:26:14 -0700, in rec.crafts.jewelry Abrasha
wrote:

rozita_rh wrote:

Pearl is beautiful and costly.
How can we identify the real with the fake ones......anyone knows

First you post that nonsensical question about "where to buy high quality
jewelry in Asia". And now this.

Are you a troll, or just extremely clueless?

Abrasha
http://www.abrasha.com

How 'bout perhaps just someone for whom english is not a strong first language,
and who's new to the group.

Maybe a troll, but just as likely, a newcomer who really IS just curious about
those questions, even if the "asia" one wasn't precise enough to make you happy.

anyone else care to give a quick explanation of how to identify pearls? Or
should I? I hate to jump in first, being the moderator and all...

Peter

Ruth? or Rozita? are you one and the same?
The trouble today is that many people think they are entitled as of
devine right! to have real know how for no effort at all, by just
writng a few words to a news group.
Its time that the wider public realised this is not always the case,
and perhaps made an effort to go to a library and get some books on
their query, then, if they are stumped come to a newsgroup such as
this, tell us what youve tried to find out, before getting all touchy
about a reply from a master.
Weve spent years and a lot of effort gaining the ultimate knowhow in our
chosen vocation and dont just give it away that easily.
You have to earn the right to real knowhow.
Besides, there are a lot of thick people about.
Ted Frater.

Welcome to Usenet. You must be new here.
Not new, I just have not risen to the bait before.Thanks for the welcome
though.
Ruth.

Ruth? or Rozita? are you one and the same?
Ted Frater.

Hi Ted, I hate to break this to you but not everyone whose name begins with
R is the same person. Are you 'Tess' at weekends?
I was just exercising my divine right to express an opinion. I didn't
realise I was treading on hallowed ground . Most of the time I am too busy
making jewellery to involve myself in playground tantrums.

Besides, there are a lot of thick people about.

Hmmmm. I didn't realise this group was moderated by MENSA.........
Ruth

On Fri, 05 Sep 2003 17:45:07 -0700, in rec.crafts.jewelry "Ruth Wiseman"
wrote:


Ruth? or Rozita? are you one and the same?
Ted Frater.

Ted,

Just for the record, I'll confirm that to the best of my knowledge, Ruth Wiseman
is not "Roz".

Peter