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material or stone not available in item description choices..
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Searched for Horn Bead Jewelry on Bonanza and my necklace did not come up. Horn is in the title but there is no place in the description boxes for stone or material that list horn and you can’t type it in. What do you do?

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As far as I can tell all the categories under Jewelry and Watches offer material or stone options in the traits…

If the option you want is not there, merely type the option in and when the trait appears with blue link click on it and it will be added to the list

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answered over 8 years ago

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cshort0319 says: October 29, 2016

That definitely works – lots of time when we’re listing jewelry, we need to generate our own trait. Ultimately, it usually seems to end us on the list, too.

Jewelsbelegance says: October 30, 2016

often I have to type in a specific trait not given in the provided list & while most times it works there have been times for examples ceratin movies/character groups it won’t allow to be typed in so this issue occassionally does happen

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