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Thanks Laura! I appreciate your response. I will wait and take a peek there on payday Thursday! My luck if I look tonight, I will see one I want and it will be sold by the time I have the $$. You know how that goes. Have a good week! PS....Love your nic TooBlonde....that fits me also except for mine is mostly gray but looks very light blonde. 
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Well... again, it's all personal choice and we all know there are great alternatives to fur, leathers, skins, etc, but if a person doesn't mind wearing animal products, it's not likely I can change their mind. A lynx or fox is just as likely to injure a person as a ray or shark, even though they might be cuter. Minks are about as mean a little creature you can find, they are also super cute. I don't think an animal's cuteness, friendliness or cuddle factor makes it any more deserving of protection than another animal. I don't have leather shoes because I hate cows, and my distaste for fur isn't because I think minks are cute.
"Love all, trust a few. Do wrong to none."
~ William Shakespeare
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CAROLINAMODEL wrote: "Very interesting information. Do you feel as if your bracelet is tough enough to be worn everyday and take abuse? Also, how long ago was it that you purchased the by-pass bracelet from another shopping channel? Was wondering if they still might have some. Was it the channel in MN? Sorry for all the questions but I am really interested."
Yes, I think my stingray bracelet is tough enough to be an everyday piece. I don't wear it every day, because I am such a jewelry addict I have to rotate all my pieces and show 'em all off! But I think I could wear that one a lot -- the ray skin is definitely tough (sword handles, remember!). I got it from that channel that has the same name as a famous TV network; yes, they are in MN! Just looked - they still have the bracelet (it's more an open-ended design, not really a bypass, now that I see it again...) and also a cuff.
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