So I often get asked a question, what are all the skulls about that you have in the store? Scalzming different things to different people. There's a day of the dead thing called the Adelais Muertos, where people from Mexican ancestry and other cultures throughout the world get together to remember and celebrate their loved ones that have passed on. There are people that also think of the skulls as evil and negative, and others that have a different symbolism about skulls, the inward protection, inner strength, survival, and life. Here at JW Cooper, we sell a lot of skulls. We have a absorbent abrasives and necklaces with sterling skulls, ungraded leather with stone, beads of anox, turquoise and druse. Some are heavy pieces and bold, some are more subtle and understated. We always have on hand unique sculptures with skulls that are often one of a kind or very limited in production. This particular piece we just received is made of black jet with sterling silver from the antique bolognese temple bowl adorned with opals and colored sapphires. And then we have our fine skull jewelry collection that's exclusive to the store. We made of 18th year yellow and white gold adorned with diamonds and sapphires. In our buckle collection, there are sugar skulls for the day of the dead. With buckles made with horse, with crystals, opals and pearls. And other skull buckles made for people looking for protection, inner strength and survival. So come by JW Cooper and visit. Take a look at our skull collections of accessories, jewelry and art that we have to offer. Come by and visit and find out maybe what skulls mean to you. My name is Todd Roushwerker. I'm the owner of JW Cooper.