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Please be sure to read the terms concerning special order versions of LongLocks HairSticks on our Ordering Information page before requesting a design.
There are only two special order versions of this design available.
Industrialized glass making began in the Czech Republic, formerly known as Czechoslovakia, in the early 15th century. Local production throughout the country was characterized by many small workshops that specialized in the blowing, engraving, cutting and the painting of glass and crystal. Bohemian glass was originally thought to be magical, as was Prague considered a magical city. Bohemian glass has been famous worldwide since the 18th century, although local production of glass actually started in the 14th century. Bohemian glass is still very popular today and is used extensively throughout the jewelry making industry.
Bohemian aqua blue opal glass beads dangle at the end of the hair pin suspended from silver plated filigree. Three Bohemian aqua opal glass beads, two of which are nestled into silver plated filigree bead caps, adorn the end of the hair pin. Silver plated heishi beads complete the design. The hair stick is intricately engraved bone, hand painted in satiny aqua blue, under layers of protective clear enamel. This one-of-a-kind LongLocks Asian hair ornament measures 5 3/4" long from end to end (excluding dangle). The dangle measures 4" in length.
$64.00
Water Opal GeishaStix Hair Pin (Special Order)
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Reserve using the LongLocks LockAway layaway plan for only $32.00
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Read the LongLocks LockAway layaway terms
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