What do you guys think of these pins?

**Drac** · 16th March 11, 07:47 AM

Good day all,

I have a friend that use to make knives but still does his jewelry work, he did Amy & my 10th anniversary rings. He has a few pins on his site and I was wondering what you guys thought -

Ravens -

Dogs -

Horses -

With gems -

I was thinking of getting one in the future.

Jim

**Tim Little** · 16th March 11, 07:51 AM

Very nice!

**auld argonian** · 16th March 11, 08:07 AM

Horses of Epona, eh...hits me where I live...very, very nice.

I trust that you'll be sharing his contact information with the rest of your kilted brethren?

Best

AA

**greenfordranger** · 16th March 11, 08:29 AM

Nice pins Drac! I like the Ravens ( really has nothing to do about being from B-More

) Please do share your friend's info

**Spc. Scott** · 16th March 11, 08:35 AM

Those look wonderful. I'll third the call for contact info.

**Drac** · 16th March 11, 08:48 AM

I emailed him to see if he is still producing the pins. Last I knew he is now teaching jewelry in a high school. When he answers back and confirms I will post it here.

Be mindful they aren't cheap being silver.

Jim

**auld argonian** · 16th March 11, 08:57 AM

The material cost is secondary to the craftsmanship....that's where the real value lies.

Best

AA

**Drac** · 16th March 11, 09:32 AM

Originally Posted by auld argonian

The material cost is secondary to the craftsmanship....that's where the real value lies.

Best

AA

Very true but just want to make sure there is little sticker shock.

Actually I wouldn't think they are too bad (if the site prices are up to date) starting at $50US and going up to $150 for the the large one with semi-precious stones.

Jim

**rondo** · 16th March 11, 06:36 PM

Those are smokin' hot!
Rondo

**Ancienne Alliance** · 16th March 11, 09:55 PM

Most excellent !

Yet I would recommend to add a device to prevent the pointy end to cause dammage to anything or anyone (I have children and grand children ...)

Best,

Robert