Re: Oldest OOAK?

by Amanda Mac (Dot) Tue Nov 12, 2013 10:12 am

Love it - I think it is very troll!!!

by Mouseoncheese Tue Nov 12, 2013 12:05 pm

I love your hag stane bead, Snork. But, is the sandstone older than the Amber??

by Pebbles Tue Nov 12, 2013 2:59 pm

I think this is an "oldie" but no idea when it was made.
I bought it in spring 2008 and it was my first.........but not my last Very Happy

( never heart of ooak's before in that time )

It's not a real beauty, but I Love

it

by Pandabee(uk) Tue Nov 12, 2013 3:36 pm

Brightonbelle wrote:
SnorkMaiden wrote:Bags I have the oldest OOAK *ever*

Proudly presenting my
OGRE bead OOAK**
(roughly 240 million years old)

**dubbed "ogre bead" by someone's DH on Trollbeads Society who thought that this bead went way beyond "troll"
Why are you wearing a doughnut on your bracelet?

Is it a natural hag stone? They are supposed to bring you luck.

by splinty Tue Nov 12, 2013 3:39 pm

Pandabee(uk) wrote:
Is it a natural hag stone? They are supposed to bring you luck.

I have a whole string of hag stones collected over a lifetime hanging on my gate, they don't work Laughing

But I love your Ogre stone Snorkmaiden, so tactile!! cheers

by Pandabee(uk) Tue Nov 12, 2013 6:59 pm

Oh bless, better put some sea weed on them.....or is that for the weather, haha? I don't know! Very Happy

by SnorkMaiden Tue Nov 12, 2013 8:48 pm

Mouseoncheese wrote:I love your hag stane bead, Snork. But, is the sandstone older than the Amber??

You're right of course, amber beats limestone by some one hundred million years or so... OK, so I guess ogre refers to the somewhat crude design of the bead as well as to the material Laughing

by SnorkMaiden Tue Nov 12, 2013 8:50 pm

splinty wrote:
Pandabee(uk) wrote:
Is it a natural hag stone? They are supposed to bring you luck.
I have a whole string of hag stones collected over a lifetime hanging on my gate, they don't work

Erm splinty, you do not know what *would* have happened if they *hadn't* been there on your gate... so maybe they did work after all? Twisted Evil

Seaweeds couldn't hurt either though... Laughing

by Freki Tue Nov 12, 2013 9:56 pm

by splinty Tue Nov 12, 2013 11:50 pm

That's what I tell myself Snorkmaiden, it could be worse! I have lucky pebbles and sacred redwood bark in a pouch under my pillow too, I'm sure they're doing something ~ other than making my brother tease me...he and his wife stayed recently and I loaned them my bed. When I asked if they slept well my brother said his wife did but he didn't because there were a load of flippin stones and twigs digging in his head Razz

I better not add seaweed there or he'll complain about the smell too next time Laughing

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