Wow you got some great pieces Lynn! Wish there were flea markets near me, odd that there aren’t any. Love the Monet lucite. 9:43 those have Czech dogbone beads, funny name lol! 13:23 Called the Iron cross, replica wwi. That’s amazing COG for those pieces, you’ll do great 😊
@@HannahsHeirlooms OH, good to know the dogbone beads. That's exactly what they look like! Yes, I learned about the Iron cross too. It's fun to pick up different items just to learn about them. Thanks for watching Hannah!!! 🥰
The beautiful pink and green necklace at 3:30... Absolutely gorgeous! It is indeed acrylic but it is not true Lucite. I once heard someone say "ALL Lucite is Acrylic but not all Acrylic is Lucite" very true statement. Lucite is just about the highest quality acrylic one can come by. Typically one will never see true Lucite with holes made in it for threading, instead you will see the wiring or threading encased inside of the piece and no seams! The no seams rule is how I have avoided costly mistakes out in the wild when hunting for my collections. Lucite jewelry will not have visible mold lines.
Omgeeee love 💕 the 2 lucite necklaces! And the carnelian necklace 🧡 and the yellow orange plastic fruit 🍋🍊necklace! 💛🧡 and the trifari pink earrings 💕 and the colorful collar necklace 🌸🌺 wow on the Givenchy 😮😲good job!! 💯💯
Hi! I enjoy selling on Ebay. It has the most users. Mercari and Poshmark are easy for listing but not as many users. Etsy is another good platform but not as many users as Ebay.
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I really appreciate when you give details about identifying pieces and also price estimate. We’ll done again
Thanks Carol! Appreciate you watching!
Very pretty necklaces! Thanks for sharing.
Wow at the Givenchy necklace! Great finds!
@@honeybdream Yes! I couldn't believe it! Thanks for watching 🥰
In love with the Monet lucite!! Pastels are my color choice, and this necklace is just gorgeous! So many great pieces.
I know, right!!! Love that Monet piece! Thanks for watching 😊
“The hair comes with it for free…” 🤣 Still laughing! Thanks for sharing more great finds. I need that thick brushed gold bracelet @ 9:50 in my life 😍
Yes, it's so hard not to keep a lot. Lol! Thanks for watching.
Nice switch out for the large stone. I just found your channel. Learning so much.
Thanks! I like it. Thanks for stopping by! 🥰
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and insight on all of this jewelry. I have learned so much from you, and I am truly grateful.
Thank you. Appreciate that!
Wow you got some great pieces Lynn! Wish there were flea markets near me, odd that there aren’t any. Love the Monet lucite. 9:43 those have Czech dogbone beads, funny name lol! 13:23 Called the Iron cross, replica wwi. That’s amazing COG for those pieces, you’ll do great 😊
@@HannahsHeirlooms OH, good to know the dogbone beads. That's exactly what they look like! Yes, I learned about the Iron cross too. It's fun to pick up different items just to learn about them. Thanks for watching Hannah!!! 🥰
After you do the vinegar. Looks like real Cooper. Use a very fine sandpaper and restore the shine . Agape 💚🌿
@@agapecreationsanddesigns will do! Thanks!
@@FindsofYesterday welcome 💚🌿
Great video, thanks for explaining about the different brands.
Thanks for watching!
That's a great deal on that Monet "Whisteria " 80's I believe.
Yeah, I will research it first before listing. Love that piece! 😊 Thanks for watching.
@FindsofYesterday I enjoy your videos! Thank you
Beautiful, Beautiful!
The beautiful pink and green necklace at 3:30... Absolutely gorgeous! It is indeed acrylic but it is not true Lucite.
I once heard someone say "ALL Lucite is Acrylic but not all Acrylic is Lucite" very true statement.
Lucite is just about the highest quality acrylic one can come by. Typically one will never see true Lucite with holes made in it for threading, instead you will see the wiring or threading encased inside of the piece and no seams!
The no seams rule is how I have avoided costly mistakes out in the wild when hunting for my collections. Lucite jewelry will not have visible mold lines.
Appreciate it!!
@@FindsofYesterday I'm sure you have probably already sold it, it is indeed lovely (lucite or not) 😚 you have a great eye!
Nice stuff I’m still picking a few pieces up here and there myself take care and happy hunting
@@harryhumstone3149 Get it while you can. Winters almost here! Lol! I guess there's always thrift stores. Thanks for watching Harry!
Omgeeee love 💕 the 2 lucite necklaces! And the carnelian necklace 🧡 and the yellow orange plastic fruit 🍋🍊necklace! 💛🧡 and the trifari pink earrings 💕 and the colorful collar necklace 🌸🌺 wow on the Givenchy 😮😲good job!! 💯💯
@@esmelovesvintage lol! It was a good buy! Another necklace ended up being carnelian and the one I thought was carnelian was cherry quartz. 😍
I havent seen a pocket watch in a while. You always find the best jewelry. I wish I could visit that flea market
@@Regina.Michelle Check out your area. You might have some around you that you aren't aware of. Google it! Thanks for watching Regina!
Such gorgeous jewelry! I don't know anywhere on the island I would find anything even close to that!
@@marmeone sorry to hear that. It is different everywhere but I am sure you have different items that we dont have.
Thanks for such a great video! Love how you’ve gone through all these and identified some plus approx pricing. So good :)
You're welcome. Glad you stopped by to watch!😊
That "Maltese cross" is a German Iron Cross medal from WW1. Worth getting authenticated
@@woofbarkyap yes, I ran across that in my research. I knew it seemed special! Thank you for watching.
I enjoy the details you share. What are some of your favorite sites for selling your jewelry?
Hi! I enjoy selling on Ebay. It has the most users. Mercari and Poshmark are easy for listing but not as many users. Etsy is another good platform but not as many users as Ebay.
Do you know anything about the green cross about 18.32 mins in? I have one of those in my collection and do not know anything about it.
I found out that it is a 1970s Avon pendant made of acrylic. Thanks for watching. 😊
@@FindsofYesterday Thank you so much! I am loving your videos! Thanks so much for all the info!!!