Vintage Jewelry Treasure hunt part 2! Let's explore some jewelry boxes from my local antique store❤️ 

This box of jewelry is incredible !! I just found you and I can’t wait to see your other videos. I’m going to my local antique store to see if they sell boxes like this. Everything was stunning ❤

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Everything was absolutely stunning !!! I loved them all. Really love watching your videos !!! I would love to buy boxes of jewelry like that but haven't found any where I live 😕 !!! Enjoyed your video so very much !!! ❤️🙂

That was an amazing vintage lot!!! I enjoy watching your videos.

Thank the Universe for the ladies who came before us with all their great taste in jewelry. I love to see old jewelry reborn and passed on. Thank you for an entertaining channel.

I love this video. Your voice & comments are lovely. The object with the "F" on it from Italy is definitely a seal to be used with sealing wax.

This was amazing!! What treasure and I can't wait to see the other boxes. Would it be rude to ask how much a box cost? I need to hit the nearby thrift stores!

It is a wax seal looks very similar to one I bought in 1989 for my friend’s wedding invites. Lots of czech glass in there a lot of art deco period too

Clear "S" shaped brooch looks like a clef on a musical staff.

Love your video so many lovely and beautiful jewelry ❤

Those Orange plastic Earrings at 47:33 look like something you'd see worn at an Andy Warhol party in the sixties. I'd hang on to those.

The bow pin holding the clear ball...does it have a mustard seed inside? It may be what's called a Mustard Seed Remembrancer,from the '50s.

The gold item that you don’t know what it is looks like a broken cuff link.

Hello! Wanted to let you know, those two bar pins that you had set aside in the jar lid. Those are vintage tie bar pins, used to keep mens ties and neckwear in place.

Hi i wanted to tell you how much i love your videos you know i used to buy the jars with jewelery in them 20 years ago and i would get made fun of 😊

That IS seal for wax. I’ve used them on holiday cards for years. ❤

Love your channel and your style of presentation💞

Hi, I have a couple of those small gold bar pins that were given to me by my former husband's grandmother. She told me they were gold and were used to close her boy's bibs back in the 20"s

That Lisner brooch had a broken stone to complete the flower. Very interesting video. Your nail polish while pretty is distracting. How much did you pay for the box?

Aren’t the tiny brooches for children?

Thank you for sharing your awesome jewelry box. So many stunning pieces, and many early ones from the 20s and 30s. Small brooches were made in pairs to wear on each lapel of a blouse or jacket. My favorite was the large brooch with swags and cherubs. Would be gorgeous on a coat lapel or Levi jacket. Added: the small gold-covered brass pieces at 58:44 look like collar stays.

I think that see through cameo went to the broken pink glass that was missing a part

Hello! 1st time watching 🤗 Fun!

I just found you on RU-vid and I really am enjoying your videos, I think the clear plastic brooch looks like a treble clef in music. I love antique and vintage jewelry very much. Thank you for your videos. Would love to see your video on charm bracelets.

The lightweight white round earrings, are called Featherlite or Feather weight. The white clamper rose carved bracelet could be ivory, as it was used a lot in the carved rose jewelry in the late 60s into early 70s. It was banned in 1974. Look up identifying ivory jewelry. Two or more pins that look a like or go together, are called scatter pins. Lovely jewelry

Hey have you done anything with the gold and blue broken piece at 42.20 in your time slot.. I would like to buy it.. Lisa Deslatte

In this video the very small brooches with the "c" shaped clasps are very old possibly Victorian as the "bar" pin was stylish then.

Very niceeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

very nice what state are you located

Thank you for sharing, such beautiful collection. From where did you buy those crystal necklaces? Thank you