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"Dramatic Opal"

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This is the “Dramatic Opal" ring designed and created by jeweler Art Smith. The ring is made of a thin twisted silver sheet forming the band with a large bridge. From the front view of the ring, on one side of the ring's head is a curved, cut out piece. On the edge of the head has a single twist. The remaining head of the ring holds the gemstone. The precious opal gemstone is set in a bezel settin

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"Duplication," Georgetown

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SC- Georgetown. This is very near the city of Georgetown. The illustration interests me because of the uniformity of how nature eroded this field. –Description from photographer, David Soliday.

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"Ecstasy"

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This is the “Ecstasy" ring designed and created by jeweler Art Smith. The ring has a fourteen carat band and the ring’s gallery has a single twist. The large, asscher cut smoky quartz gemstone is set in a four-prong setting. The ring has two hallmarks on the inside of the band, one is Smith’s signature [Art Smith] on the This is the “Ecstasy" ring designed and created by jeweler Art Smith. The rin

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"Emerald"

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A digital aerial photograph entitled “Emerald.” It features a remnant rice field along Folly Creek. The creek can be seen meandering along the middle of the photograph, with a small canal flowing parallel to it. The field appears deep green against in contrast to the river and canal, both of which appear black. The vegetation along the riverbank is noticeably taller than the surrounding grasslands

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"Expo"

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This is the “Expo" necklace designed and created by jeweler Art Smith. The necklace is made of a single piece of sterling silver wire shaped as an open-ended torque necklace, or neck ring, with looped ends. The necklace is twisted and bent with it intersecting itself in the middle. Parts of the necklace are flattened. The necklace has two hallmarks on one of the looped ends, Smith’s signature [Art

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"Far West"

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This is the “Far West" ring designed and created by jeweler Art Smith. The ring’s band is a sterling silver wire shaped into a serpentine-shaped band. Placed on top of each end of the serpentine-shaped band is a triangular head. One triangular head is a large red and purple agate gemstone set in a bezel setting, encased in metal overlapping the edges of the gemstone. The second triangular head is

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"Floating Opal"

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This is the “Floating Opal" ring designed, created, and worn by jeweler Art Smith. The ring’s band is a sterling silver wire for the base with two additional wires soldered on the bridge. From the base of the ring, a piece of sterling silver wire curves vertically to the bridge of the ring, where the head of the gemstone lays over the layered bridge. The Mexican opal gemstone is set in a bezel set

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"Fortibus"

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H x W x D: 7/8 × 7/8 × 1/2 in. (2.2 × 2.2 × 1.3 cm)

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"Georgetown Field in Spring"

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A digital aerial photograph of remnant rice fields along a section of the Sampit River in Georgetown County, South Carolina. The river can be seen flowing from the bottom left corner to the top right. In the middle of the image, Pennyroyal Creek merges with the Sampit, while Ports Creek flows into the Sampit in the top right. Numerous vestigial canals create noticeable geometric shapes in the land

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"Get Right with God" Sign on Highway 80, Selma to Montgomery March

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A black-and-white digital image of a close up of a stone cross sign with marchers in the background. Only the left bottom cross section is shown and has [RIGHT / GOD] written in front. A tree stump can be seen to the right of the cross wrapped in wire. A line of marchers are seen from the middle to left edge of the image.

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"Gold ‘n’ Lapis"

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H x W x D: 1 3/8 × 1 7/8 × 3/4 in. (3.5 × 4.8 × 1.9 cm)

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"Grasses in Rice Field" Brays Island

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A digital photograph depicting grasses in an old rice field at Brays Island in Sheldon, South Carolina. It features four rows of grasses running laterally across the image, separated by furrows in the landscape. The seed heads of these grasses appear purple in the sunlight.

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<I>"Dramatic Opal"</I>

<I>"Duplication," Georgetown</I>

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<I>"Floating Opal"</I>

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<I>"Georgetown Field in Spring"</I>

<I>"Get Right with God" Sign on Highway 80, Selma to Montgomery March</I>

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<I>"Grasses in Rice Field" Brays Island</I>