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The orange of this Cac swirl in hand is dazzling.....very intense

Here is a Murano marble, Chad, with a "ton" of lutz!

PEPERMINT" correction

There is a "pepermit" with contemporary "mica" that I like Chad...

This one has similar colors to yours, but not flaming ...

Yes, the impression I have on this marble in question is that it looks more like the clay ones like the one I posted. The way in which the color is put, in some places washed out, which tends to fade just as you can see in different clay marbles. Yes, it would be more appropriate to have further images of this marble, perhaps keeping it more at a distance. A lady here in Italy described to me how these clay marbles were created, colored with colors made with flowers, so here is the reason for rather faded colors. To what extent this is true I don't know, but that's another

Yes, definitely a nice marble ...

Are you sure Bennington? Or a clay marble like this? ... Just a hypothesis

Oooh ... wow, that's really beautiful and original Chad...

Remarkable Chad! Sparkling core

Oooh, how wonderful!

Correct.....Then, there are some euro wirepull, very busy that I never get tired of looking at them, to which I am very attached to them, as they remind me particularly of my childhood. In the game we admired them as if oracles

Yes, a tough question Bruce. I love furnaces, swirl out of mind! Then, there are some euro wirepull, very busy that I never get tired of looking at them, to which I am very attached to them, as they remind me particularly of my childhood. In the game we admired them as if they. Kind of like Chad mentioned. There is the marble that I posted after the guinea, which is wonderful, but I don't know if this is better than that .... I really can't choose therefore

They are all beautiful Chad, but I particularly like the fifth one!!!

Yes, Peltier glass has something spectacular!