Tuesday, 10 July 2012

North of the border

On a recent trip to Brisbane we stopped for a break in the village of Rathdowney in the SE of Queensland on the Mount Lindesay Highway.  In the back of the Information Centre I found the smallest opshop I have ever encountered.  It was for the local historical socirty who run the Informtion Centre and a museum.  It consisted of a dresser.  Its shelves had knickknacks and books and in the two drawers there were pieces of jewellery.  Forever one to hunt around I went through the drawers and found this bangle for $3.


It's greenstone and I think it's lovely.

5 comments:

DIAN said...

I love the colour of this bracelet - great find.

Anonymous said...

What a beautiful bangle. Good for you for finding it!

-chanee

Anonymous said...

If that is a real jade bangle, then you've got yourself a real find. I think they are worth somewhere between $200 and $400 in the shops! Well done!!

mothertheresa said...

Lovely! Jewellery is my favourite thing to hunt for in opshops :o)

Gina E. said...

Isn't that fascinating! Both the bangle, and the description of the tiny opshop :-)