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...> rarely played on classical rock stations anymore. On their little blurb about FLOWERS they say they don't know what Lady Jane is about.  I'm sure they're joking.  They ARE joking....right?- Hide quoted text - No, they weren't joking.... is about either it was just that the names fit together, unconsciously, from the same time period. There is some speculation that the song was written about Jane Seymour, wife of King Henry.

... when looked at from different angles). most indicolite will have perceptible green on the opposing axis. the stone you have now is pretty big a 6 mm is pretty small and best for the pinky btw mk5000 "fool you don't know from nasty"--jane seymour