If you go to the web site Help Me Find/roses, you can search for roses by name. Try Chrysler Imperial - red colors are not very true on the computer, but you could look at it and see what you think. Also, if you post this question on the Antique Rose forum, you will get way more and more accurate information (folks who are good at identifying antique roses are also good at identifying ANY rose, and they love to try!). Jackie

Anyone with these creepy crawlies is advised to use my 'HOLY GRAIL' for everything! I use it in my outdoor greenhouse AND my indoor too! It is called NEEM OIL. I buy it at Lowes. It is half the price of anyone online! $10 for 16 oz follow instructions on the back. I have so much to spray that I put it in my backpack sprayer and keep it handy at all times. To 4gallons I use a big 'glug' of it will about a cup of BLUE Dawn dish soap. The Neem oil suffocates any bugs and also leaves a residual coating as an anti-fungal protection. Never leave it on in the sun though. It will 'cook' your plant. So after it dries, hose it off. Weekly applications are needed. Has a strong smell for a while, but I kinda like it. All organic and won't hurt any pets! Make sure to saturate tops and bottoms of leaves, stalks, and the surrounding soil. If I've left potting soil out and it's gotten bugs, I saturate it with Neem and let it dry out. AWESOME stuff!

LOL That's right, Maire_Cate, and we all either passed or failed the psychological quiz--I'm not sure which. :-) Maifleur, whatever you spotted in the photo must be a result of the lighting. I didn't use my normal lighting setup for either picture; I just snapped them on a white piece of paper at my desk. The ring is completely smooth inside and out. Unlike most of the rest of the jewelry, there's no obvious sign that it has been worn. As I mentioned above, the ring was made in China. The China stamp is farther along inside the band. I'm sorry it won't fit you, Raven. It does fit me, and the more I look at it on my hand the more I'm tempted to keep it. It would be an easier decision without the pandemic. Since I don't go anywhere these days, I haven't been wearing any jewelry.

Ok, here's a better picture...with less slug and wind and heat damage, though you could say the markings are less occluded on the original image. Maybe I'm making too much of it..and should just assume (like Embothrium implied), it's just another bearded iris, one of 50,000. It's for sure not an aril, so obviously was mislabeled.