Hi, Kacie! How are you? You did such a wonderful job with this video! Kudos to you! You packed a lot of research/information into this video and I know a lot of collectors and resellers will benefit from it. I would like to share this video on my channel for my subscribers to see.
Thank you so much! I am so happy it helps. There is a part 1 as well that I think helps as well. I appreciate you sharing my video. It takes a while to make them and I would love for lots of people to take advantage of it. Thank you again for your generous comments and I hope you have a wonderful weekend! ~Kacie
Just came across your channel. Amazing information. There is a lot of info on the internet but putting it together is kind of tough. Thanks for sharing! It's really appreciated!
Awesome Video! You pack in so much USEFUL information, I really appreciate the work you put into it! I will probably watch this and the previous one over and over. Thanks again looking forward to your next one 😊
This wasn't just a video, this was a delicious documentary! I would sign up for your class every semester. 🎓Loved and learned, Kacie ❣❣❣ I realized what I didn't know (a lot), what I don't own (a lot- like jelly bellys, thermosets, carved celluloid), and what I want more of (a lot😄.) THANK YOU! Loved the history lessons as well. 💖 ☺
Well, this info, even though it was posted 2 years ago, is certainly still pertinent for those of us creating listings, so that we don't make glaring mistakes from ignorance and is just as important to the buyer, so they don't get misled; whether it is purposefully done or done out of ignorance on the part of the seller. Lovely stuff and well presented. Thank you for sharing the results of your research so generously. A big thumbs up.
Wonderful information!! Just the best, most in-depth, astute overview of eras, history of design and things to look out for. I have learned more from watching your last 3 videos than I have in 3 years of researching this myself. Couple things: Gilt, or gilded just means it's something (incl. glass) covered with gold of ~some~ purity and any thickness. Vermeil (pron. vair-MAY) is a French word that in America, indicates at least 10k gold over .925 silver. At at least 2? microns thick, (don't quote me on the microns) setting it above any other plated or filled work. My background is in Art History. I've been slogging through the internet for a while now trying to sort out the nonsense from reality of costume jewelry. Contradictory blogs, and copy/pasted bad "facts" are abundant - while true research is almost impossible - in the consumerweb era we're in now. You, my friend, are a breath of fresh, informative and well-delivered air. I, for one, am loving your content. Keep it up, please.
Thank you so very much! I am forever mispronouncing vermeil. I even know the correct way to pronounce it now and still say in a southern drawl "Ver-Meal", lol. Its so bad. ~~ So I am not even sure what I said about gilt in this video, but now I have a question. I know that there are lots gilt items, but does it mean gold colored or would it have some gold content in it?
@@OlivesVintageMarket Okay, so all vermeil is gilt (or gilded) but not all gilt is vermeil. Both are gold covered, one much thicker than the other. Gilded or gilt items (by strict definition) must be all or partly covered with real gold. Normally leaf. I'm fairly (could be wrong) sure there's no thickness numeric attached to the term "gilded." I think just a whisper thin amount is enough to qualify. Some example I think of are the police chief's or D.A.'s door, or the side of a firetruck. That gold lettering on glass (or vehicle paint) is gilded work. Just a little bit of gum adhesive, carefully applied within the letter shapes, let to dry for a bit, then gently covered with a tissue-thin piece of gold leaf, then that gets the flakes brushed off, sits for a bit, and is then burnished (rubbed) to the right shine level. But if you're asking regarding descriptions you see online, I would hesitate to believe, out of hand, someone's assertion that the item is truly gilded. On the other hand, I would take it at face value if the item were Meissen, Sèvres, or Havilland porcelain, Lalique or Tiffany crystal or Gorham silver. Did that cover what you were asking? I'm more than happy to elaborate if I know something. You've given me so many answers.
@@Crossword131 that was so thorough!! Thank you. My question though is I know vermeil has actual karat gold in it, such as 24k over sterling, but does gilt have to be a karat gold such as 14k or 12k, or can it just qualify if it is a gold tone without any actual gold in it. When my father and I use to sell antiques many years ago we sold many many gilt frames gorgeous things that were actually covered with 24k gold leaf. I know it was just a whiff of gold but it was actual gold, but now many people call the new frames gold gilt but it is just a gold paint with metallic flecks and not gold. So I just do not know if gilt has to contain gold or just a gold color. Oh man I sure can make things confusing, lol.
@@OlivesVintageMarket Okay, I would say that chances are the old frames you're talking about were originally leafed in 18 or 24k gold, and that gilding, by definition, required real gold, but the karat could be as low as 6k. Nowadays, though, there's every likelihood that the frames may have been touched up by non-gold modern counterparts. Rub n buff, imitation gold leaf and gold paint are all frequently used to refresh old leaf (gilding.) But that the original frames would be fully or partially covered in gold leaf, likely higher than 14k , 18 & 24 k being most common. As to modern created frames - almost no chance of real gold being used or harmed in the process of manufacture. Is that the answer you needed? Please feel free to ask me for specifics I might have missed.
What a fabulous video!... I've learnt so much. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and I look forward to exploring more of your videos now I've found your channel. :)
Geez, three years of searching.... someone that knows and actually thoroughly goes over each piece without putting me to sleep. 💯Thank you thank you thank you🙏 for this. You have a new subscriber 🥰😊 I have some questions, but I'm going to head to your channel and watch your content, I'm pretty sure I'll find my answers there. 🌹🫶🤗
Oh thank you so much! Please do ask! You can always email me as well if you have some questions. Also, I put the cheat sheets together after this and have them in printable PDFs now I can email you if you would like them. Thank you again, it is so nice of you to say this!
No, sorry. I’m in Arkansas. Most people make fun of my accent so thank you for not noticing that lol. It is always nice to talk. If you have any specific questions or anything you can always email me
Hi ,vermeil is a french word ,not italien,it is sterling plated gold . Your content is very interessant and your collection is faboulus,congratulations!!!
Thank you, LOL. I know its gold over sterling just not what the microns and such are, but the origin correction is much appreciated, lol. Either way I will probably never be able to pronounce it, :( lol
Continued due to technology snafu. I will be rewatching your videos again, especially as my brain doesn't like dates and numbers. I would also like to see videos about the gems shapes names, identification and glues or other methods of securing them other than rivets. I'm a new subscriber , so I will check your other videos for those types that I just mentioned. Thank you so much for this "matter of facts good information. Keep up the great work on both the videos and especially the jewelry.
Thank you! Write me at Kaciepaige03@hotmail.com so I can send you my cheat sheets. It has a lot of the information in these videos that you can keep at your finger tips!
Thank you so much! I am very excited to start making some more videos. Please let me know if you have an ideas or suggestions! Also, please feel free to email me at kaciepaige03@hotmail.com and I will send you my free cheat sheets. I turned them into pdfs so people didn’t have to keep taking screen shots, lol,
Yes, that is a good way to get your post recognized and also tell the truth. it is so irritating to me the people who really do try to pass their jewelry off as true art deco. Thank you for the comment and I hope you are getting a lot of sales.
Ha, idk if you reposted this video or what. But I was finally able to find it. It actually popped up in my recommendations smh. TH-cam doesn't always seem to work like it should. But I had scrolled through your list of videos on your channel and still didn't have any luck finding it. Then all of the sudden it popped up lol.
Thank you for all your content. I'm constantly learning as I'm starting to source jewelry to resell. :) The info is wonderful. I'll definitely be referring to screenshots of these 3 videos.
Thank you. I actually put these cheat sheets together in PDF form and can email them to you now. I never thought anyone would ever watch the channel so I did not think to do it before, lol. If you would like the just email me at kaciepaige03@hotmail.com with the subject cheat sheets and I can send these and the others I have to you. Good luck on reselling. I think it is so much fun!
just found your info this evening! I inherited quite a bit of jewelry and your cheat sheets will help me enormously! I liked and will be subscribing directly , thank you so much!
That is awesome! I am so happy this can help. I actually made all of the cheat sheets throughout all my videos into a PDF. So if you would like me to email them to you so you can have better copies instead of screen shots just email me @ kaciepaige03@hotmail.com. Of course they are free. Let me know if I can help with anything. So excited for your jewelry journey to begin, lol.
I’ve been collecting brooches for many years now and still have so many questions regarding the makers. I just found your channel and I’m learning so much! Thank you so much!! Will be watching many more of your awesome videos now.
Thank you so much! Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions for videos. I am making one right now from a suggestion for restoring and clean costume jewelry.
Very informative very lovely executed and done 'thank you very much dear really good video enjoyed it thoroughly. A lot of insight and knowledge from your video thank you sincerely Robin McCaul from Massachusetts.. loved all the different eras of the different styles and how they were put together it's very cool to find out all the info on these things of the past thanks again.
Thank you so very much! I really appreciate all of the comments and compliments, and am so very happy that you not only enjoy them but learn from them!
When I was watching this video, I saw the Scissor tail swallow brooch and it reminded me of one brooch you showed in your Video on Victorian brooches and how to identify Victorian jewelry. One of the brooches was made with a white glass and what looks like a swallow.'s tail. You mentioned in the video that you weren't sure what it was. What do you think?
Hmm.. I am not sure which one you are talking about. Could you tell me the time on the video where you see that and I could answer this better. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! And also I give out the cheat sheets that has all the information on these videos in PDF form. You just have to email me with the subject line cheat sheets and I send you a copy. I know it can be hard to remember and compile all of this so I just made it easy for everyone since I already did it, lol. Thank you again!
I really enjoyed the detail of your information, surely a lot of research, I have watched a few other people with info about costume jewelry and the makers, but you explained the materials and eras etc, really liked that. I will try to see more of your tutorials. Thank you
So funny. I am just seeing this, and I know how you feel. I have jewelry lined in boxes like lasagna at this point, lol. I wish someone would list for me, lol, then I could just go buy jewelry all day, make videos, and keep the coolest for my personal collection, lol
I am so happy it helped! I am a reseller and collector and love to hear when others want to be accurate and honest! Thank you for that and for your wonderful comment.
Yes I would be happy to send them to you. Just send me an email at kaciepaige03@hotmail.com or contact me on my facebook and am happy to send them to you!
Thank you! I am so happy it is helpful! I love cameos too. I just bought the most beautiful Rebecca by the well cameo. It's like it was carved yesterday, but it is turn of the century.
Sure thing! I actually have one that I am editing. It is over all kinds from real to faux, but kinda long. Probaby need to do it in two parts. Are you looking for real or fake? or how to tell, lol.
Thank you so much. I am so happy it is helpful. I have the cheat sheets as pdfs now if you would like them just email me and I can send them to you! Thank you so much again it really means a lot
very informative loved all the info thank you so much blue is my favorite color so im attracted to the bird brooch want to learn more on victorian pieces
Can you talk more about the victorian opalescent/ safforit (sp) rhinestones you mentioned and the timeframe they came out, and how you spell that ? 😄 Interesting vid! Thank you!
I'm so glad it was helpful! You can always email for the free cheat sheets so you can have the information in these videos. Seriously its just my sheets no sign up or anything lol.
I could, but I do not sell it. I give it away. If you would like a copy of the booklet I put together just email me and I will send you a PDF! Kaciepaige03@hotmail.com
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Thank you. I collect brooches and your series is really helpful. However, vermeil is a French word, pronounced ver-may. Your collection is stunning. TFS 💖💔🦅🦅
That is so wonderful! Thank you for coming and visiting my channel! I really am glad you enjoyed it and please share! I am so excited to be helping others. Thanks to Doug as well!!
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I just started collecting brooches and one arrived today with one of the stones out. What kind of glue should I use to glue it back? I appreciate all help and knowledge. Thank you
I always suggest the Super Gel Gorilla Glue. Just a small dot of it will hold your stone in and not make it yellow. Make sure the foil backing is still on it, because if it is not the glue will show through the back of the stone and will look bad no matter the glue you use.
Thank you so much for letting me know. I am always happy to know that the videos are helpful. just let me know if you would like the pdf cheat sheets. Just email at kaciepaige03@hotmail.com and I will send them to you.
Just getting into jewelry and really appreciate all your tips. Sometimes, especially on EBay people just copy whatever someone else says in a listing without doing any of this own research. Have found many errors and I’m by no means well educated in jewelry or anything else actually ;) will definitely be putting all these videos in a save file for future reference.
Thank you for watching! I did love that heron. I actually sold that piece a while back now, but I enjoyed it for awhile and loved finding it. The hunt is so fun and then finding treasures out there always makes me a bit giddy. I can not confirm or deny that I have a problem.
I am so sorry I missed this. I haven't seen anyone's comments for a while now. But, yes, this was 1960s unbranded jewelry. I have many similar styles with these whispy-like (for lack of a better term) tentacles. They were mass-produced, but the company was not mentioned. Think 1960s paparazzi, lol. In 60 years a lot of that will probably be trying to be identified because it is a mass-produced line with no signatures. I hope that makes sense.
I am very appreciative of your research and all this fantastic information. Thank you. Great job organizing it in a way that is very easy to comprehend.
So nice of you! I have a lot of the information in PDF I can email you if you would ever like a copy. It kind of like a little pamphlet at the point, lol.
Do I have a published book? Is that the question? If it is, then no, no I do not, but I have put together a little booklet of the cheat sheets I show on here and some maker marks. I would be happy to send it to you. I just email them to whoever asks and they can print them or just refer to them on their computer. If you would like one my email is Kaciepaige03@hotmail.com
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Hi, Kacie! How are you? You did such a wonderful job with this video! Kudos to you! You packed a lot of research/information into this video and I know a lot of collectors and resellers will benefit from it. I would like to share this video on my channel for my subscribers to see.
Thank you so much! I am so happy it helps. There is a part 1 as well that I think helps as well. I appreciate you sharing my video. It takes a while to make them and I would love for lots of people to take advantage of it. Thank you again for your generous comments and I hope you have a wonderful weekend! ~Kacie
@@OlivesVintageMarket Yes, I saw the Part 1 as well. 🤗
@@VintageBoutiqueCali thank you! I just went and checked out your channel and subscribed. I will have a lot of fun going through it!
This was extremely helpful! Thank you for taking the time! Now if only I can memorize all these facts! 💕
Lol, I know, but at least you can look back until they are embedded, lol. So happy it helped!!
Just came across your channel. Amazing information. There is a lot of info on the internet but putting it together is kind of tough. Thanks for sharing! It's really appreciated!
Awesome Video! You pack in so much USEFUL information, I really appreciate the work you put into it! I will probably watch this and the previous one over and over. Thanks again looking forward to your next one 😊
Thank you so much!! I appreciate all of the wonderful compliments! I means a lot and I am so happy it helps.
This wasn't just a video, this was a delicious documentary! I would sign up for your class every semester. 🎓Loved and learned, Kacie ❣❣❣ I realized what I didn't know (a lot), what I don't own (a lot- like jelly bellys, thermosets, carved celluloid), and what I want more of (a lot😄.) THANK YOU! Loved the history lessons as well. 💖 ☺
I am so happy! I was waiting for you to respond to my email so I could send all the pieces together if you wanted some of them
Loved this episode!
This is the BEST and most informative video I have ever seen on vintage jewelry identification. Thank you so much!
Oh, that is such a compliment! Thank you so much. I hope I can keep them coming and continue to help everyone in the jewelry community.
Amazingly packed with useful info. Thank you!!!
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Thank you so much! I am so happy it is helpful to you and thank you for your encouragement!
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Well, this info, even though it was posted 2 years ago, is certainly still pertinent for those of us creating listings, so that we don't make glaring mistakes from ignorance and is just as important to the buyer, so they don't get misled; whether it is purposefully done or done out of ignorance on the part of the seller. Lovely stuff and well presented. Thank you for sharing the results of your research so generously. A big thumbs up.
So great to learn about the construction and materials used and the history of the pieces
Thank you 💞
So nice of you. I love hearing that it is helpful
Awesome video and thank you for sharing, I’ve learnt a lot. Take care and thank you for sharing 👍👏❤️
Your videos raise my IQ ❣💖❣
Thank you Dee. Are you getting my emails? I wrote you a few times but never heard anything back. Just trying to answer some of your questions.
Thank you for the great video. I am a reseller and appreciate any knowledge on jewelry I can learn.
Oh! Do you have a status on my package from the Chicago win dearheart? 💝
Wonderful information!! Just the best, most in-depth, astute overview of eras, history of design and things to look out for. I have learned more from watching your last 3 videos than I have in 3 years of researching this myself.
Couple things:
Gilt, or gilded just means it's something (incl. glass) covered with gold of ~some~ purity and any thickness.
Vermeil (pron. vair-MAY) is a French word that in America, indicates at least 10k gold over .925 silver. At at least 2? microns thick, (don't quote me on the microns) setting it above any other plated or filled work.
My background is in Art History. I've been slogging through the internet for a while now trying to sort out the nonsense from reality of costume jewelry. Contradictory blogs, and copy/pasted bad "facts" are abundant - while true research is almost impossible - in the consumerweb era we're in now.
You, my friend, are a breath of fresh, informative and well-delivered air.
I, for one, am loving your content.
Keep it up, please.
Thank you so very much! I am forever mispronouncing vermeil. I even know the correct way to pronounce it now and still say in a southern drawl "Ver-Meal", lol. Its so bad. ~~ So I am not even sure what I said about gilt in this video, but now I have a question. I know that there are lots gilt items, but does it mean gold colored or would it have some gold content in it?
@@OlivesVintageMarket Okay, so all vermeil is gilt (or gilded) but not all gilt is vermeil. Both are gold covered, one much thicker than the other.
Gilded or gilt items (by strict definition) must be all or partly covered with real gold. Normally leaf. I'm fairly (could be wrong) sure there's no thickness numeric attached to the term "gilded." I think just a whisper thin amount is enough to qualify. Some example I think of are the police chief's or D.A.'s door, or the side of a firetruck. That gold lettering on glass (or vehicle paint) is gilded work. Just a little bit of gum adhesive, carefully applied within the letter shapes, let to dry for a bit, then gently covered with a tissue-thin piece of gold leaf, then that gets the flakes brushed off, sits for a bit, and is then burnished (rubbed) to the right shine level.
But if you're asking regarding descriptions you see online, I would hesitate to believe, out of hand, someone's assertion that the item is truly gilded. On the other hand, I would take it at face value if the item were Meissen, Sèvres, or Havilland porcelain, Lalique or Tiffany crystal or Gorham silver.
Did that cover what you were asking? I'm more than happy to elaborate if I know something.
You've given me so many answers.
@@Crossword131 that was so thorough!! Thank you. My question though is I know vermeil has actual karat gold in it, such as 24k over sterling, but does gilt have to be a karat gold such as 14k or 12k, or can it just qualify if it is a gold tone without any actual gold in it.
When my father and I use to sell antiques many years ago we sold many many gilt frames gorgeous things that were actually covered with 24k gold leaf. I know it was just a whiff of gold but it was actual gold, but now many people call the new frames gold gilt but it is just a gold paint with metallic flecks and not gold. So I just do not know if gilt has to contain gold or just a gold color.
Oh man I sure can make things confusing, lol.
@@OlivesVintageMarket Okay, I would say that chances are the old frames you're talking about were originally leafed in 18 or 24k gold, and that gilding, by definition, required real gold, but the karat could be as low as 6k.
Nowadays, though, there's every likelihood that the frames may have been touched up by non-gold modern counterparts. Rub n buff, imitation gold leaf and gold paint are all frequently used to refresh old leaf (gilding.) But that the original frames would be fully or partially covered in gold leaf, likely higher than 14k , 18 & 24 k being most common.
As to modern created frames - almost no chance of real gold being used or harmed in the process of manufacture.
Is that the answer you needed? Please feel free to ask me for specifics I might have missed.
I really enjoy your video, I feel am learning a lot by watching them.
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What a fabulous video!... I've learnt so much. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and I look forward to exploring more of your videos now I've found your channel. :)
That is wonderful! Thank you so much for letting me know I hope you learn a whole lot more and thank you for your comment!
Excellent informative video.
My second time watching!
Geez, three years of searching.... someone that knows and actually thoroughly goes over each piece without putting me to sleep. 💯Thank you thank you thank you🙏 for this. You have a new subscriber 🥰😊 I have some questions, but I'm going to head to your channel and watch your content, I'm pretty sure I'll find my answers there. 🌹🫶🤗
Oh thank you so much! Please do ask! You can always email me as well if you have some questions. Also, I put the cheat sheets together after this and have them in printable PDFs now I can email you if you would like them. Thank you again, it is so nice of you to say this!
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Thank you too!
Thank you so much for the information. Learned a lot 💝
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Thank you so much. I am so happy it is helpful.
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Beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge with us. It’s helped greatly.
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much! Do you live anywhere near Syracuse, NY. I would love to meet you and learn more.
No, sorry. I’m in Arkansas. Most people make fun of my accent so thank you for not noticing that lol. It is always nice to talk. If you have any specific questions or anything you can always email me
Hi ,vermeil is a french word ,not italien,it is sterling plated gold . Your content is very interessant and your collection is faboulus,congratulations!!!
Thank you, LOL. I know its gold over sterling just not what the microns and such are, but the origin correction is much appreciated, lol. Either way I will probably never be able to pronounce it, :( lol
Continued due to technology snafu. I will be rewatching your videos again, especially as my brain doesn't like dates and numbers. I would also like to see videos about the gems shapes names, identification and glues or other methods of securing them other than rivets. I'm a new subscriber , so I will check your other videos for those types that I just mentioned. Thank you so much for this "matter of facts good information. Keep up the great work on both the videos and especially the jewelry.
Thank you! Write me at Kaciepaige03@hotmail.com so I can send you my cheat sheets. It has a lot of the information in these videos that you can keep at your finger tips!
Extremely informative-thank you for sharing all your research. I’m signed up!!
Thank you so much! I am very excited to start making some more videos. Please let me know if you have an ideas or suggestions! Also, please feel free to email me at kaciepaige03@hotmail.com and I will send you my free cheat sheets. I turned them into pdfs so people didn’t have to keep taking screen shots, lol,
If I’m selling a new brooch i will include in the heading say Art Deco style etc. and new. It’s fraud to do otherwise. Love your videos. Thank you
Yes, that is a good way to get your post recognized and also tell the truth. it is so irritating to me the people who really do try to pass their jewelry off as true art deco. Thank you for the comment and I hope you are getting a lot of sales.
Thank you very helpful
Noooo you aren’t done ✅ ❤🎉
Ha, idk if you reposted this video or what. But I was finally able to find it. It actually popped up in my recommendations smh. TH-cam doesn't always seem to work like it should. But I had scrolled through your list of videos on your channel and still didn't have any luck finding it. Then all of the sudden it popped up lol.
LOL, well I hope it was helpful.
Thank you for all your content. I'm constantly learning as I'm starting to source jewelry to resell. :) The info is wonderful. I'll definitely be referring to screenshots of these 3 videos.
Thank you. I actually put these cheat sheets together in PDF form and can email them to you now. I never thought anyone would ever watch the channel so I did not think to do it before, lol. If you would like the just email me at kaciepaige03@hotmail.com with the subject cheat sheets and I can send these and the others I have to you. Good luck on reselling. I think it is so much fun!
just found your info this evening! I inherited quite a bit of jewelry and your cheat sheets will help me enormously! I liked and will be subscribing directly , thank you so much!
That is awesome! I am so happy this can help. I actually made all of the cheat sheets throughout all my videos into a PDF. So if you would like me to email them to you so you can have better copies instead of screen shots just email me @ kaciepaige03@hotmail.com. Of course they are free. Let me know if I can help with anything. So excited for your jewelry journey to begin, lol.
Thanks really helpful
I'm a new subscriber and I'm loving ❤️ your channel will probably watch it 4 or 5 times lol 😆
Thank you so much!! I really appreciate the wonderful comment and so happy that you are enjoying the channel!
I just watched this video again…. Such great information. Thank you!
So glad it is helpful! They take a long time to make so I always get excited when others get a lot of help from it!
I’ve been collecting brooches for many years now and still have so many questions regarding the makers. I just found your channel and I’m learning so much! Thank you so much!! Will be watching many more of your awesome videos now.
Thank you so much! Please let me know if you have any questions or suggestions for videos. I am making one right now from a suggestion for restoring and clean costume jewelry.
Very informative very lovely executed and done 'thank you very much dear really good video enjoyed it thoroughly. A lot of insight and knowledge from your video thank you sincerely Robin McCaul from Massachusetts.. loved all the different eras of the different styles and how they were put together it's very cool to find out all the info on these things of the past thanks again.
Thank you so very much! I really appreciate all of the comments and compliments, and am so very happy that you not only enjoy them but learn from them!
When I was watching this video, I saw the Scissor tail swallow brooch and it reminded me of one brooch you showed in your Video on Victorian brooches and how to identify Victorian jewelry. One of the brooches was made with a white glass and what looks like a swallow.'s tail. You mentioned in the video that you weren't sure what it was. What do you think?
Hmm.. I am not sure which one you are talking about. Could you tell me the time on the video where you see that and I could answer this better. Thank you!
Fantastic! Thank you. If I can only remember all this.
Glad you enjoyed it! And also I give out the cheat sheets that has all the information on these videos in PDF form. You just have to email me with the subject line cheat sheets and I send you a copy. I know it can be hard to remember and compile all of this so I just made it easy for everyone since I already did it, lol. Thank you again!
I really enjoyed the detail of your information, surely a lot of research, I have watched a few other people with info about costume jewelry and the makers, but you explained the materials and eras etc, really liked that. I will try to see more of your tutorials. Thank you
Thank you so much! I am happy that you enjoyed it and I really appreciate the wonderful comment!!
Thank you so much. I don’t want to win anything. At all. Too much stuff. But it’s nice to have a place to start to find out about all the stuff.
So funny. I am just seeing this, and I know how you feel. I have jewelry lined in boxes like lasagna at this point, lol. I wish someone would list for me, lol, then I could just go buy jewelry all day, make videos, and keep the coolest for my personal collection, lol
Thank you for making video 1 and 2. I learned a lot. I am a reseller and I want to be accurate in my search and in my reselling 😊.
I am so happy it helped! I am a reseller and collector and love to hear when others want to be accurate and honest! Thank you for that and for your wonderful comment.
Great information.Do you have the cheat sheet available. thank you. You explained it very well.
Yes I would be happy to send them to you. Just send me an email at kaciepaige03@hotmail.com or contact me on my facebook and am happy to send them to you!
As a new enthusiast for Cameos and all by Edgar Berebi this is so valuable information and illustrations!
Thank you! I am so happy it is helpful! I love cameos too. I just bought the most beautiful Rebecca by the well cameo. It's like it was carved yesterday, but it is turn of the century.
You really have done some fine research and your teaching is so helpful Warmest thank You
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it. I hope it was helpful and always enjoy making the videos!
Thank you for the information. This is fantasticly helpful
You are so welcome!
Very impressed.!!
Another terrific, helpful video. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much!!
These are THE most useful videos lol. Sometime can you do a video on pearls?
Sure thing! I actually have one that I am editing. It is over all kinds from real to faux, but kinda long. Probaby need to do it in two parts. Are you looking for real or fake? or how to tell, lol.
Glad to know
Love your site
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
My pleasure!
Thank you for the educational video with cheat sheets. You've done so much research and it is very generous of you to share.
Thank you so much. I am so happy it is helpful. I have the cheat sheets as pdfs now if you would like them just email me and I can send them to you! Thank you so much again it really means a lot
Loved all the content on both videos. Been looking for a consolidated you tube
And you hit it on the nail head.
Awesome, thank you!
This was a great video. I learned quite a bit! Hope to have time to watch all of them soon.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow 😮 thank you for this information I learned so much
Glad it was helpful! Let me know if I can help in any other way or you can email me for the cheat sheets if you like.
Wow, thanks for all the knowledge! Pot metal was a big question I had.
Lol, I am so glad it helped! It puzzled me forever when I was younger, but then I just started to research everything!!
very informative loved all the info thank you so much blue is my favorite color so im attracted to the bird brooch want to learn more on victorian pieces
Thank you. Check out my video on identifying Victorian. Let me know what else you would like to know. I would love suggestions!
Can you talk more about the victorian opalescent/ safforit (sp) rhinestones you mentioned and the timeframe they came out, and how you spell that ? 😄 Interesting vid! Thank you!
Sure I will do a mini video on it for you!!
@@OlivesVintageMarket WOW! Thanks! That would be great!
Yet another great video. So helpful. So full of information
Thank you so very much! I love all of the wonderful comments they really keep me going.
Thank You.
Wow!! Your knowledge is Amazing!!!
Thank you! 😃. I am so happy you like it!
Enjoyed this very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful information! 👍😄
I'm so glad it was helpful! You can always email for the free cheat sheets so you can have the information in these videos. Seriously its just my sheets no sign up or anything lol.
Would you be able to put your info in a booklet and sell it ?????😊
I could, but I do not sell it. I give it away. If you would like a copy of the booklet I put together just email me and I will send you a PDF! Kaciepaige03@hotmail.com
Here I am.. I Always come back to You,!! You know more than Anyone ELSE..I Appreciate you so VERY MUCH.. Thank you.. love hugs prayers to you,&your family 🙏🙏🙏🤟❣️
I love this video. Thank you so much !
I am so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for commenting and letting me know!
I really enjoyed this video ..I learn alot
Glad you enjoyed it
Lots of really helpful information. I’m with you! So many sellers who don’t know enough about what they’re selling claiming different eras.
Your knowledge is very impressive
Thank you!! It is a life long thing and why not share it!!
Thank you. I collect brooches and your series is really helpful. However, vermeil is a French word, pronounced ver-may. Your collection is stunning. TFS 💖💔🦅🦅
Lol, yeah I know I say a lot of the words wrong.
@@OlivesVintageMarket I didn't notice that. Just vermeil. How long have you been collecting?
Thank you great information, Doug sent me, love your videos 🥰🦋
That is so wonderful! Thank you for coming and visiting my channel! I really am glad you enjoyed it and please share! I am so excited to be helping others. Thanks to Doug as well!!
Hello again, I wanted you to know you were the winner of this weeks giveaway. please email your address at kaciepaige03@hotmail.com so I can get them sent out to you.
so glad I found you, learned so much!!
Thank you! I am so happy this was helpful. It is always nice to hear.
I just started collecting brooches and one arrived today with one of the stones out. What kind of glue should I use to glue it back? I appreciate all help and knowledge. Thank you
I always suggest the Super Gel Gorilla Glue. Just a small dot of it will hold your stone in and not make it yellow. Make sure the foil backing is still on it, because if it is not the glue will show through the back of the stone and will look bad no matter the glue you use.
@@OlivesVintageMarket Thank you.
Thanks so much. Learned a lot.
Thank you!! I am so happy it helped
I am so excited to find you. I am interested in reselling costume jewelry and needed knowledge. Thank you.
Thank you so much for letting me know. I am always happy to know that the videos are helpful. just let me know if you would like the pdf cheat sheets. Just email at kaciepaige03@hotmail.com and I will send them to you.
Please let me know if you need anything or have any questions I know it can be a bit crazy trying to start a business or even side job.
Wonderful info!!! Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Just getting into jewelry and really appreciate all your tips. Sometimes, especially on EBay people just copy whatever someone else says in a listing without doing any of this own research. Have found many errors and I’m by no means well educated in jewelry or anything else actually ;) will definitely be putting all these videos in a save file for future reference.
Thank you so much! And I totally agree. With the wrong information becoming “truth”
This is so much info
Very informative 👍💯👍
Thank you!
Thanks for the info. Learning a lot.
I am so happy! Thank you so much!
Great info! Thanks 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Very good video thanks.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it.
Love the cheat sheets, really helpful to the newbies learning about the jewellery era. Thanks again
Thank you for sharing! That Heron with the blue is just so beautiful!
Thank you for watching! I did love that heron. I actually sold that piece a while back now, but I enjoyed it for awhile and loved finding it. The hunt is so fun and then finding treasures out there always makes me a bit giddy. I can not confirm or deny that I have a problem.
It is so much fun to hunt! I love watching these videos to learn too! TY@@OlivesVintageMarket
Hi Kacie, this is so helpful thank you! Do you know anything about the brooch you show at 4:42, I have the exact one and I'm trying to identify it!
I am so sorry I missed this. I haven't seen anyone's comments for a while now. But, yes, this was 1960s unbranded jewelry. I have many similar styles with these whispy-like (for lack of a better term) tentacles. They were mass-produced, but the company was not mentioned. Think 1960s paparazzi, lol. In 60 years a lot of that will probably be trying to be identified because it is a mass-produced line with no signatures. I hope that makes sense.
@@OlivesVintageMarket no worries at all, thank you for the info, so helpful!
Educational, Thank You
Thank you, and I am happy it was useful!
I’m gonna watch this video 10 times a day until I get this engraved in my brain , lol great video
I am very appreciative of your research and all this fantastic information. Thank you. Great job organizing it in a way that is very easy to comprehend.
So nice of you! I have a lot of the information in PDF I can email you if you would ever like a copy. It kind of like a little pamphlet at the point, lol.
@@OlivesVintageMarket Yes! That would be great and very generous of you.
@@rital8647 email me at kaciepaige03@hotmail.com subject line cheat sheets and I will send them over!!
Facinatng, thank you
My pleasure!
Love your videos!
Thank you!
Do you have a book?
Do I have a published book? Is that the question? If it is, then no, no I do not, but I have put together a little booklet of the cheat sheets I show on here and some maker marks. I would be happy to send it to you. I just email them to whoever asks and they can print them or just refer to them on their computer. If you would like one my email is Kaciepaige03@hotmail.com
Love your videos
Thank you so much!