I was kind of hoping #8 but wasn’t sure.
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Saw this at Oak Creek Canyon old Dairy Queen Native American arts lot. It’s Daniel Coriz apple coral necklace. Asking price is $900. Thumps up or down?
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@here4turquoise Hi ~ Um, I’m not a fan of apple coral so, for me, I’d take a pass on it soley based on that criteria. You can see, though, that it’s a well made, quality necklace. If you like it, and the price works, then that’s all that really matters.
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I’m with you on the apple coral. I’ll be the doomsayer here. From what I see for sale in the way of apple coral, the material available today is being sold for on average $14 - $50 a strand. Not the highest quality in my opinion at that price point. But if you want something by that maker, you like it, and that’s what he is selling, then…
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It’s lovely, and I think well made, but that seems high to me, although I’m not as well versed in Kewa necklaces. I love Apple coral, but I’m not particularly a fan of that kind of inlay, so I’m not the best one to ask either 
If you love his work maybe Google it online, and see if this seems like a good price. If you don’t have good internet I can check after a bit. To me where are you buying it, it should be less than purchasing it in a store.
I think I would wait for Garland’s…
Edit: I did a quick online check, and this seems to be at least in the range of how his items are priced.
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Thank you @Patina @StevesTrail and @Ziacat for your help with the Daniel Coriz necklace. To be honest, I didn’t get a warm fuzzy feeling on coral necklace like I did for the Nestoria’s beauty. I really appreciate each of you for your opinions and the reasons behind them. I will pass on it.
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When you know you know; I think you did the right thing. And I have a feeling you’re going to find a lot tempting items
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