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The Queer, the Quaint and the Quizzical

by Frank H. Stauffer

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Eyes of the Cuttle-Fish

The eyes of the cuttle-fish are so solid as to be almost calcareous. They are exceedingly beautiful, and reflect light with a splendid play of color, like an opal. They are used for necklace beads in Italy, and are highly valued objects for the jeweler’s art.

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