And you do work hard to prepare, that is obvious. Question, are you available to give me insight on a few of my pieces, paid of course>. Thank you. @@chapelhillvintagejewels
Wonderful. Jewelry was most beautiful fashion jewelry I have seen. All can easily be worn with real gold, silver/ gemstone jewelry bc of craftsmanship. Thank you .
Julie thank you so very much for sharing this information and your gorgeous Czech pieces, I love them all! I have always been drawn to the Czech especially the enameled pieces and Neiger. In studying Bohemian Garnets a bit I just love them. The history is everything to me!
I have a solid 2 foot ceramic peacock from Czech dating back to 1930 as the story goes... my grandmother brought it home instead of buying groceries. We like to tell the story because my grandmother, Zoe, liked pretty things.
Thank you for the video. Could you provide information on how to distinguish Czech jewelry from German and Austrian please? Do you know how to date the Czech jewelry?
Do you know if the artisans of Czech Republic are making rhinestone Christmas trees, and if any that were seemingly suddenly available in the US a few years back are very old?
What a great Video. Well done 👏. So sad two great jewelers taken to soon and in such a horrific way. SO SAD. I pray to GOD ALMIGHTY history doesn't repeat itself in a different form. Have a blessed day.
Thank you for watching and your kind comments. I agree with you on the Neiger Brothers, a tragedy. Their jewelry lives on and is coveted by collectors.
Yes those different names of the country are quite confusing. Some of them seem to be English, the ones starting with T German. I think the naming was conditioned by the market where the items were exported. Even currently two names of the country are used - Czech Republic and more recent and shorter Czechia. BTW the north of the country is also known for handmade and handpainted Christmas decorations made of glass which are also worth checking out. ❤
There is no Neiger book that I am aware of. There is info on Neiger in "Baubles, Buttons and Beads" by Sibylle Jargstorf. I have a resource page at the end of each video.
@@chapelhillvintagejewels Hello Julie, I am pleased that you were able to make this video of the places I took you in Jablonec. I was trying to said you how to pronounce Czech names correctly, but you didn't listen to me. Zuzana
I found a piece of jewelry metal detecting, and would like to know if you could tell me anything about it. I can send a picture if you could help me identify it. It has Made in Czech on the back.
I can't thank you enough for your well thought out out, and prepared for, videos. I love learning and have learned so much from you.
I love to hear it, thank you. Makes the work worthwhile.
And you do work hard to prepare, that is obvious. Question, are you available to give me insight on a few of my pieces, paid of course>. Thank you. @@chapelhillvintagejewels
send a picture of the front and back to juirving@yahoo.com, and we'll start there.
I adore Czech jewelry and am so glad I found this video! Your collection is stunning! ❤
Thank you for watching. I love Czech too.
Wonderful. Jewelry was most beautiful fashion jewelry I have seen.
All can easily be worn with real gold, silver/ gemstone jewelry bc of craftsmanship.
Thank you .
Those perfume bottles are gorgeous!
I’m binge watching your 5 things videos. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. It is greatly appreciated.
Very nice channel. Thanks for the info. My mother had so many pins and custom jewelry and I love it.
Thank you for sharing all knowledge with us
Love your videos.
Thank you
Thanks for video I just bought a beautiful small garnet looking stone pin.
Love their beads buttons+ jewelry! Tfs. Love the glass to!
Oh wow SO Beautiful ❤
Very interesting, Julie. Your video was very informative. Czech jewelry is my specialty these days, and I can't get enough of it!
Thank you! Next time I am in the neighborhood we'll have to have a show and tell.
@@chapelhillvintagejewels Absolutely, Julie!
Julie thank you so very much for sharing this information and your gorgeous Czech pieces, I love them all! I have always been drawn to the Czech especially the enameled pieces and Neiger. In studying Bohemian Garnets a bit I just love them. The history is everything to me!
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I have a solid 2 foot ceramic peacock from Czech dating back to 1930 as the story goes... my grandmother brought it home instead of buying groceries. We like to tell the story because my grandmother, Zoe, liked pretty things.
Great story, thanks for sharing it. Grandmother Zoe sounds like a hoot.
@@chapelhillvintagejewels ...Oh, trust me she was and to think it was the Depression.
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Amazing Story I'm so glad you were able to take a trip there! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Just discovered your videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!❤❤
My pleasure, spread the word. I am working on a new one as we speak...coming soon, Dior and Grosse!
Just found your channel. It’s just what I’m looking for to learn about jewelry. Thank you.
Great Michelle, that is exactly why I made them. Enjoy!
I love iris glass and satin glass. Sapharette is on my wish list.
We agree on all of it. I am leaving for England soon and will let you know if I find Saphiret there, I usually do!
Chapel Hill Vintage Jewels ohhhhh! Make sure to tag me in your photo if you do!
Thanks for the pertinent information; your channel is a pleasure to watch.
You are most kind.
I am learning so much from watching your videos. Thank you so much. All the best Lynne
Wow..so informative.. thanks
Thank you for your video ❤
Good info . Please we need more videos❤
Thank you so much for this helpful video
You are very welcome, glad you found it useful.
Thank you for info
Thank you for watching!
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Thank you for the video. Could you provide information on how to distinguish Czech jewelry from German and Austrian please? Do you know how to date the Czech jewelry?
Thanks for watching. Those are both excellent topics for another whole video or 3. Thanks for the suggestions.
@@chapelhillvintagejewels Thank you very much, Julie. I would really appreciate if you could share such information with us.
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Do you know if the artisans of Czech Republic are making rhinestone Christmas trees, and if any that were seemingly suddenly available in the US a few years back are very old?
What a great Video. Well done 👏. So sad two great jewelers taken to soon and in such a horrific way. SO SAD. I pray to GOD ALMIGHTY history doesn't repeat itself in a different form. Have a blessed day.
Thank you for watching and your kind comments. I agree with you on the Neiger Brothers, a tragedy. Their jewelry lives on and is coveted by collectors.
I have a signed Czechoslavakia brooch. It has a top down circle closure. I read that dates from 1890-1920. Is that correct?
I am not sure what a top-down closure is. Do you mean an open c clasp?
Yes those different names of the country are quite confusing. Some of them seem to be English, the ones starting with T German. I think the naming was conditioned by the market where the items were exported. Even currently two names of the country are used - Czech Republic and more recent and shorter Czechia. BTW the north of the country is also known for handmade and handpainted Christmas decorations made of glass which are also worth checking out. ❤
Great information, thank you. The Christmas ornaments were beautiful, I should have bought more!
I have a small garnet looking pin made in Czech is that glass and what year can you pin it to?
It could be glass or real garnets. No-one can determine that without seeing it.
What is the Neiger book title? I would love to know. Thank you.
There is no Neiger book that I am aware of. There is info on Neiger in "Baubles, Buttons and Beads" by Sibylle Jargstorf. I have a resource page at the end of each video.
What is the title and author of the book seen in the video?
Two are listed in the reference page in the back of the video. You have to pause it to read. The author is Sibylle Jargstorf.
@@CHVintageJewels Thank You very much!
Are you talking about Jablonec?
Yes, that is what the town is called now. Guess I didn't explain that well enough or maybe mispronounced?
@@CHVintageJewels Yes, I kind of had to guess, :) the first letter J is pronounced like Y and c is not pronounced K but rather like our C
@@klio1212 Hmmm..no one corrected me while I was there, learn something every day.
@@chapelhillvintagejewels I went to former Czechoslovakia so many times, plus I am Polish American, so I speak some Czech also.
@@chapelhillvintagejewels Hello Julie, I am pleased that you were able to make this video of the places I took you in Jablonec. I was trying to said you how to pronounce Czech names correctly, but you didn't listen to me. Zuzana
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I found a piece of jewelry metal detecting, and would like to know if you could tell me anything about it. I can send a picture if you could help me identify it. It has Made in Czech on the back.
send pic of front and back to: juirving@yahoo.com. I can try.
A lot of Czec jewelry was exported to USSR