Vintage Turquoise Jewelry Part 2

Learn all about Vintage Turquoise Jewelry from John Hartman of Durango Silver Co. John Hartman has been in the Jewelry and Antique Business since the late 1960s. John Hartman is a jewelry, collector and appraiser of vintage jewelry. John Hartman will tell you all the basics you need to know to begin collecting vintage Turquoise jewelry.

[@margaretsmith9616]

Turquoise antique jewelry is so unique and beautiful and to me very spiritual

[@shred305]

Omg i love it!!!......Not only do i love the jewlery but i also love the history behind it!!

[@pooder2525]

Your videos sent me on my collecting journey ... Always ty

[@carolekohlschmidt6899]

I have several pieces of turquoise jewelry. A lot of mine is older and so e are signed. I love it.

[@dolsen1959do]

Great necklace so beautiful

[@dolsen1959do]

Love your videos so much great information

[@dolsen1959do]

Great pieces

[@mariehoran3135]

thank you for info hope to buy from youre store soon

[@vickiemichael8969]

Awesome

[@katrussell6819]

I have a necklace of nuggets drilled lengthwise. Need to have it appraised.

[@tomgardner4114]

Do you know about Maestro Mexican Silver Jewelry?

[@alanmattila2326]

I tried to look up Durango silver company and could not find it online

[@shred305]

@shred305 I want them all!!!!

[@fabulouslifeinchrist1349]

If you can't hear, press the closed captioning and problem solved.

[@stevesurina6672]

Have Spencer pieces

[@sandraconko4647]

That music. Too loud.

[@SmashinAdams]

If you refuse to think, others will be glad to for you; Never let one who's not you teach you about you. Chi pisa la chike.

[@Texasbaubles]

Music is a bit too loud..

[@dillonhartman4408]

we know a little about Mexican Jewelry, but we do not consider ourselves experts at this point

[@turtle212springwater7]

to say that all the Indian jewelry made after 60's is junk, that's quite a broad stroke man