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Looking for suggestions on what to do with the floating bones of my leopard. I made a necklace from one of the dew claws which came out really nice. | ||
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I had mine made into a neckless for my Granddaughter. It is too large now but she will grow into it. She is only 6. I like to give these type of gifts as they are really something unique. I treasure them (bones) and I hope she will also some day. | |||
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I had mine made into a simple necklace that can be worn by a man or female. Good Hunting, | |||
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That's nice David. Who did the work? Mike NEVER BOOK A HUNT WITH JEFF BLAIR AT BLAIR WORLDWIDE HUNTING! | |||
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Here are my lion and leopard floating bones. I had Madelyn Kay (she exhibits at the SCI convention and is located in California) do them. I got the Tanzanite in Tanzania and incorporated that into my leopard. Regards, D. Nelson | |||
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Greg Appleby with Appleby's Animals out of Hawaii did the work. Good Hunting, | |||
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I had casts made of my lion's floating bones and then had them cast in pure silver. I have yet to do anything with the leopard's floating bones, although I now have some great ideas from the pics posted! | |||
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Cambanos & Son in Johannesburg also designs and produces floating bone jewlery. Contact Vincent or Amanda and they can email pictures of some designs. | |||
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I have a necklace made for some one of the women in my life every time I harvest a cat. I like dew claw pendants for myself, but I find that women really appreciate the floating bones once they're backed with gold. When you get bored with life, start hunting dangerous game with a handgun. | |||
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Absolutely stunning!! "Tackle all stressful situations like a dog –if you can’t eat it or roll in it then piss on it and walk away." | |||
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