I decided at one point I had wanted to delve into jewelry making.

I sucked at it.

Discovered this AFTER I bought a bunch of stuff for it.

This would be a large container of various natural materials- different types of jaspers, different types of those weird misshapen pearls, and other types of rocks. I have amazonite, for example, hematite, blue goldstone, jade, etc.

I'd also want to sell the jewelry accessories-- necklace clasps, earring bases, whatever.

here's a photo of the container full of rocks:

http://www.failedtonotice.com/JewelryStones.jpg

and the weird pearls I told you about:
http://www.failedtonotice.com/ebay/Pearls.jpg

So I went and took pictures of them sort of by colors.
Blue stuff (pearls, etc): http://www.failedtonotice.com/ebay/Blues.jpg
Reds and Pinks (jaspers, mostly): http://www.failedtonotice.com/ebay/.....dsAndPinks.jpg
Green stuff (jades, moss agate, etc): http://www.failedtonotice.com/ebay/Greens.jpg
Browns/Naturals (breciated jaspers (my fave), fossils, etc): http://www.failedtonotice.com/ebay/Naturals.jpg
Black Stones (Onyx, Hematite, Blackstone): http://www.failedtonotice.com/ebay/BlackStones.jpg

There are also various little spacer gems and wood beads and stuff, along with some fun stuff like metal feather charms and even some sculpted fox charms.

And then all the stuff that goes along with it: http://www.failedtonotice.com/ebay/.....sAndClasps.jpg
That's gonna include all the craft wire, craft elastic, pendant drops, earring bases, necklace clasps, earring pendant drops, et cetera.


I'm hoping to be able to sell the whole thing off as a lot to try and come up with some grocery money.

I spent quite a bit on this whole endeavour, but I know this is only worth something to those who do work with natural materials.

If you want to see more of what's in the bin, I can take individual photos for you- oftentimes stuff is stacked, too.