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No thank you.

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I can tell that it’s not paint that is used for the red and green but the black metal looks like it’s coated by spray. Is this glowing in the dark? If so, then it’s probably good to look at in certain times but the green doesn’t actually work well with red in this context.

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@Kachina624  Gorgeous bracelet. Would wear it in a heartbeat. I have a green bag that color and I think they would work great together.

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@KrishnaSankar wrote:

I can tell that it’s not paint that is used for the red and green but the black metal looks like it’s coated by spray. Is this glowing in the dark? If so, then it’s probably good to look at in certain times but the green doesn’t actually work well with red in this context.


 

@KrishnaSankar   The black on the metal, typical of Southwestern jewelry, is oxidation.  It will occur naturally over time or can be done chemically on new pieces.  It brings out the detail in the silver work.

 

Actually green and red are complimentary colors on the color wheel and enhance each other.  In this case the red is coral and the green is turquoise.

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No, no, a thousand times no.  I do like some critter jewelry but this one is ugly to me.  I have several pieces of turtle jewelry, all of it in turquoise.