These Valuable Jewelry Pieces Can Be Found In Thrift Stores NEAR YOU

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These Valuable Jewelry Pieces Can Be Found In Thrift Stores NEAR YOU
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@dianekelly6404 Год назад

Hello, FYI The HI mark stands for Harry Iskin. He made many Spray brooches in the 1940's. The majority are Sterling Gold Vermeil (Gold over Silver0. I collect his pieces, just Love them!!

@staceyfelts6346 Год назад

Absolutely right about the Turquoise. The matrix is water webbing. Like most people have heard of spider web turquoise matrix. Well what you have in the necklace pendant is matrix webbing 'water webbing " I love turquoise

@demistar6644 Год назад

The first piece looks Like an Edwardian era piece. The foil backing on the rhinestones are causing them to die. We call them dead stones. The foil backing is reflective.

@harrietgate Год назад

Hi Rusty, I have come from Canada to UK to settle Mum’s estate. She has literally boxes of costume jewellery. Because she was a dancer she has a lot of large, eye catching, clip on earrings. She was 90 when she died so she has had these for quite a while. I am learning a lot from your site and very much appreciate all the time you have put into it. Cheers, Janet

@xandrazittema268 Год назад

My condolences for you. Hope you are at peace with it eventhough you will miss her. Doing al the research and finding things out will give you peace. Love fom Amsterdam

@harrietgate Год назад

Thank you for your kind words, Xandra.

@biffboffo Год назад

Thank you for the video, Cousin!

@PamelaCatherine24 Год назад

Those screw back earrings are awesome!

@lindaennesser5389 Год назад

1769! Absolutely incredible. Thanks for sharing!

@ashypie2004 Год назад

I'm late to the game but in case no one has said already, the charm bracelet looks identical to one I got on a Caribbean cruise where Diamonds International gave you the bracelet chain and then you could collect the different charms from the different ports of call along your trip. Thanks for the informational vids!!

@migdaliabusalacchi4301 Год назад

Thank you for all information.

@paramanamtam9818 Год назад

Specter- Is that book a Novel? Oh……………..and you are going to sell it to me for? $50.00. Ha Ha😂 First time watching your Show! You really know your stuff, and you have a good eye for things. And you are soooooooooo funny!

@dianekelly6404 Год назад

FYI The charm bracelet is not christian dior. I have heard that those are sold on some cruise ship, I have found several of them in jewelry Jars.

@migdaliabusalacchi4301 Год назад

Wow that's great.

@andreafischer601 Год назад

I think that perhaps the lines on the back of the metal material of the costume jewelry is to help the plating or coating from bubbles and peeling off. What do you think?

@RodvoldDuo Год назад

The Di Charm Bracelet is not Dior it is Diamond International They are from Cruises and they collect the charms at different ports. The Diamond above the I is usually a very small diamond

@peppiholliday4525 Год назад

I absolutely love your videos. I myself have a lot of vintage and even antique jewelry that I need to research before I can sell. You are helping me so much and I appreciate everything that you're doing. Thank you again and I look forward to more of your videos

@lindaennesser5389 Год назад

So fun how you shared your other RU-vid channels! Subscribed to all! Thank you so much!

@Rose39M Год назад

Thank you Rusty! I'm heading over to the New "What Sold" channel right now!

@bd4358 Год назад

That charm bracelet it Diamond International. They give you those on the cruise ships and you go collect the charms wherever you stop.

@redpiano1 Год назад

A question for a later video: Speaking of stones, on a jewlery piece that you know has a gemstone in it, what's the process you use to identify the stone? Suppose it's a clear, cut stone (not a diamond, that's easy), and you wonder could it be a Topaz, a Zircon, a Sapphire, etc.

@thetreasurehuntingboomer Год назад

So many awesome Piece's Rusty .I'd buy all those myself Have subbed the What sold channel Love your little I can't find the bracelet adverts lol Love your channel

@lindaritz3255 Год назад

Hi Rusty, I’m also from North Carolina and my father used to make turquoise jewelry. That was back in the 60s and 70s. The way you can tell if turquoise has been treated is if it is very shiny if it’s a little dollar looking it’s all natural and turquoise are found all over the world and they all are a little bit different.

@365daysofjewelry3 Год назад

I love that turquoise piece. That Di charm I think is short for Diamonds international.

@janierivera5799 Год назад

Thanks, very educational!

@matthewflick5538 Год назад

Hi Rusty. I recently purchased a leaf shaped Coro brooch at a church sale. I researched to find a value and could not find any piece like mine. Upon further inspection I noticed two Coro marks. Apparently someone had soldered together two brooches and replaced the pin. My question is, is there a market for "modified" costume jewelry? Is it worth it to try to take the two pieces apart and "undo" the modification? Love the channel. Thank you for all your informative and fun videos.

@365daysofjewelry3 Год назад

I think that ladder pin might be AVON.

@CopingwithGrattitude Год назад

Your lil brother. What sold.🧐😉

@TruthwillsetUfree1 Год назад

Your Spanish is hilarious😂

@mspitstoptoyou Год назад

I love that a dude in a trucker hat knows more about jewelry than I do 😉.

@bonnieneely5483 Год назад

Most Brighton will sell!

@jacquelinerose1996 Год назад

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@religionyorubapalooshaifan6818 Год назад

Hi i been following you for over a week love your videos i learn a lot i love jewelry my husband gifted me a bracelet 20 years ago i never seen anything like it before im trying to get information can you help thank you

@tammywooster6862 Год назад

The di bracelet is cruise ship bracelet each port sells different charms to add to it.

@terriyoung2389 Год назад

I think the ladder pin might be from Hallmark. I had one in the 80’s.

@jrose9378 Год назад

Hi Rusty, the charm bracelet isn’t Dior. It’s a “give away” item not worth anything. Also I have several Brighton jewelry pieces my favorite brand-out of England. I’ve never seen that bracelet you show. I wish I had it! Gorgeous!

@1234BABBS Год назад

I find the subscribe buttons

@tammywooster6862 Год назад

The first one looks Czech or bohemian

@aussiebillp Год назад

The Di is Diamonds International, they give these away.

@1234BABBS Год назад

I enjoyed rust

@Esther-1914 Год назад

Do you know anything about the name FLORENZA with a C (like copyright?) at the end of a necklace with pearls and gold. Do you know anything about that name?

@sourceNsellenSarah Год назад

Hi Rusty! I need some help. I sourced a snuff bottle and it has tested positive for being solid gold! It looks really old, in good condition and it has designs that I have never seen. Google doesn't know either. I have no idea what to start the auction at. What would you do, if it were your item?

@teejay8076 Год назад

Alot of my jewelry seems to be " no good" according to pawn shops and I just can't get myself to just trash them due to I have invested a lot of my money into this to get into the reselling game to maintain out here and can't just throw away

@MrsBridgette2012 Год назад

You could enjoy them by hanging them outside so you can watch them glistening in the sunlight. I have jewelry hanging around in my garden.

@teejay8076 Год назад

I need some help brother, I have some jewelry that is like the jewelry in the beginning of the video. My pieces have w gold/brass color tone to them and they are stamped 14kt. Brought them to a couple pawn shops where they were tested and I was told they are no good. I keep taking loss after loss and cannot afford it anymore as I'm going broke with bills that need to be paid and I can't pay them because I just don't know what to do with these pieces. I'm lost, but if there is anyway you can lead me on how to sell/list this stuff, where to sell, what to call these items? You'd be helping me out tremendously. As I just now came across your channel and have subscribed. Please someone help me smh

@MrsBridgette2012 Год назад

Chinese writing translates to Green Garden.