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Don't drop it on your toe ..... :gaah: Speaking from experience ..... :cry: The crazy thing is I was glad it landed on my toe ! Protected the corner of the stone, I have nine more toes .......

The colors and composition are dependent on what the wind blew across the land thousands, millions of years ago. Metamorphic rock is what it is IIRC. Part of the reason there is some variation in...

Also, I've seen quite a few vintage coticules glued to slate/schist . Including some labeled , such as Old Rock, Deep Rock and Droescher. Say that to say that we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that...

All you can do is create a slurry on the bbw and go for it. You'll either like it or you won't. I used to do that and treated naturals as if they were norton combos. Starting with the bbw and then...

I have to agree with stonehenge on this. I don't know one vein from another but I know when a stone works well for me and when it doesn't. Years ago I someone gave me a famous maker's dress watch as...

I have had some older, vintage, that I liked some I didn't like so much. The same can be said of newer ones IME. Seems to me that softer cuts faster. I've got a vintage natural with a greenish hue...

Kidding aside, there may be someone who can look at it and tell you. OTOH, as I read a Belgian and coticule expert post, the veins you see identified in forum posts are from the current Ardennes...

Looks like the varicose vein to me but I could be wrong ? :thinking: