I have been thinking about creating a fan page over at Facebook for some time, and finally, I went for it yesterday and created the eyongs.com Jewelry Making Fan Page.

I’m over there posting fairly regularly about updates on this site any way, so now, I have a specific place to keep Facebook users up to date with anything new and/or interesting going on over here. I’ll be posting about new tutorials, jewelry tips, interesting forum posts, and anything else I think jewelry designers will be interested in.

If you are not on Facebook already, then you are missing out on a lot of fun and a great way to connect with friends and family on-line. It’s free and fairly easy to navigate too. For those who are already Facebook members, please consider becoming a eyongs.com Jewelry Making fan.

In the story of how the four generations of generals of the Yang family defended the nation, many women in the family played an important role. The bravery and resourcefulness of such Yang family heroines as She Saihua, Yang Bajie (Sister Number Eight), Princess Chai and Mu Guiying exceeded that of male generals who st

AD 1760 – 1850
Across: 6.3cm

Finely carved in the round from variegated pale grey and black nephrite as a trotting sow, the details of its ridged back, underbelly with a series of teats, ears and slanted eyes well rendered, its tail flicked onto its left flank, its mouth forming the mouth of the bottle beneath an upturned snout, tourmalin

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