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    pewter or sterling pastel?

    Trying to figure out if its got super pastel in it or not?





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    Re: pewter or sterling pastel?

    I'd lean towards pewter. If that's a sterling it's on the lower quality side imo
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    Re: pewter or sterling pastel?

    Would you say it's a low end pewter?

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    Re: pewter or sterling pastel?

    I agree, I see pewter.
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    for me it s a low quality pewter as it colors are totally wash out.
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    Re: pewter or sterling pastel?

    Just a nice pewter I honestly like the pewters that have the washed out and faded colors

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    I would prefer the washed out look of yours as well.

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    I have a non faded Pewter and I prefer the stone washed looked of your animal.

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    Re: pewter or sterling pastel?

    Quote Originally Posted by Daveb82 View Post
    Would you say it's a low end pewter?
    That is a nice pewter right there don't let anyone tell you different.

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