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&lt;p align="center"&gt;&lt;font face="Arial"&gt; Lampworked beads have been made for centuries. Old lampworked beads are displayed in many of the museums of the world, especially in the countries bordering the Mediterranean. I have made the beads in this series to look as if they were dug up from an ancient site, or found beneath the sea in a forgotten shipwreck. Thus, "Unearthed". I'll continue to experiment with the ideas shown here. Please&lt;a href="mailto:beads@lynfoley.com"&gt; e-mail &lt;/a&gt;me if you would like a necklace similar to any shown below. None will be exactly alike however - and many of the accent beads are also old, and one of a kind. Enjoy looking.&lt;/font&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&#13;
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