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What's New!!!
Everything is special at Pandora's, but sometimes we encounter something that is EXTRA SPECIAL. When that happens, we love to share the Great Deal with our cherished customers.
We just uploaded our Class Schedule for September. To view it, click here.
Also, check out below to see our two new beautiful stones for the month, Lapis and Sapphire!
We have photos of some of our new merchandise. There are some beautiful vintage filigree parts and pieces.
We also have some new Japanese style braiding equipment called Kumihimo. Not only are we selling the Kumihimo disk, but we also are offering a class on Saturday September 25th from noon to 3:00. The class will include the disk, some bobbins to hold your thread and, of course, thread. The disk and bobbins are all reusable so once you have your kit, all you need is more thread. The class is $45.
Also, check out below to see our two new beautiful stones for the month, Lapis and Sapphire!
We have photos of some of our new merchandise. There are some beautiful vintage filigree parts and pieces.
We also have some new Japanese style braiding equipment called Kumihimo. Not only are we selling the Kumihimo disk, but we also are offering a class on Saturday September 25th from noon to 3:00. The class will include the disk, some bobbins to hold your thread and, of course, thread. The disk and bobbins are all reusable so once you have your kit, all you need is more thread. The class is $45.
Stones of the month of September: 25% Off Sapphire & Lapis
Sapphire
Sapphire and its sister gem, the Ruby, are both made of a mineral called corundum. Sapphires, though commonly blue, can be any color with the exception of red or pink. Many people know that Sapphire is the gemstone for September birthdays, but it also marks the 5th, 23rd and 45th wedding anniversaries. Sapphires are also the gemstone for the Zodiac constellation of Taurus the Bull.
Lapis
Lapis Lazuli, most commonly referred to simply as Lapis, is not actually a mineral. Lapis is a stone composed of several different minerals. As a result, Lapis, while considered "blue" by most people, is actually full of several different colors ranging from golden flecks to . Lapis Lazuli has been seen throughout history as not only a beautiful stone, but also a symbol of truth, love and wisdom.
Sapphire
Sapphire and its sister gem, the Ruby, are both made of a mineral called corundum. Sapphires, though commonly blue, can be any color with the exception of red or pink. Many people know that Sapphire is the gemstone for September birthdays, but it also marks the 5th, 23rd and 45th wedding anniversaries. Sapphires are also the gemstone for the Zodiac constellation of Taurus the Bull.
Lapis
Lapis Lazuli, most commonly referred to simply as Lapis, is not actually a mineral. Lapis is a stone composed of several different minerals. As a result, Lapis, while considered "blue" by most people, is actually full of several different colors ranging from golden flecks to . Lapis Lazuli has been seen throughout history as not only a beautiful stone, but also a symbol of truth, love and wisdom.
Photos of our vintage filigree:
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Kumihimo:
The above picture has both the round and flat braids.
These are the covers of the kits for the flat (top) and round (bottom) weaves.
Above are the disks you get with the kit and lesson.
The above picture has both the round and flat braids.
These are the covers of the kits for the flat (top) and round (bottom) weaves.
Above are the disks you get with the kit and lesson.
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