Part 5 ANTIQUE & Vintage JEWELRY HAUL How to Identify Old Jewelry 101 Learning Education Amber
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- Welcome to part 5 of a recent antique and vintage jewelry haul I got from a former jewelry store owner. You will see (and learn about!) some beautiful Victorian & other vintage pieces including a 14k gold & diamond tennis bracelet, a bakelite bracelet (we will test it!) , a highly unusual thermoset moon glow ring, a Charles Horner Art Nouveau pin, some AMBER (we will test that too!) and much MORE. Brands include Monet, Alice Caviness, Sarah Coventry, Mexican modernist designer Alicia De La Paz and others. We will also show you how to differentiate between damascene, fake damascene & Siam Sterling / Nielloware. I hope you enjoy my haul. There are bracelets, brooches, necklaces, rings, etc. You'll likely learn a few new things about old jewelry. Thanks so much for watching, please share and like this video if you're so inclined! I hope you enjoy my jewelry haul! xo
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Ohhh, nooooo! Mr. Bill! He does look like a school art project, right? Nice to see more of your vintage treasures, Sandra. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for your comments!!! xo
The butterfly looks more like tanzanite in coloration to me. Seemed to align with that bar as well. Great jewelry - love the variety
Thanks so much for that. Gemstones are where I get very confused, I confuse easily! xo
I would have to agree on the tanzanite butterfly. At least based on looks alone.
How can I buy any piece from you? Do you want to sell the items?
Hi June, reach out At iamthefunkypickle at gmail!
Definitely Tanzanite!
Luv luv the leaf/pearl old necklace and the mourning pin
Thanks so much!!! xo
What fun you must have had at this amazing sale. Thanks for sharing all of your finds.
Thanks for watching!
Love the chime ball.
It is lovely. ❤️ Good to see you, thanks for coming! xo
Hello Sandra, thank you for sharing.❤
Thanks for watching!
I think the golf club is a hockey stick!
Ahhh okay! thanks for that!
Enjoying and learning a lot.
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!!!
Sandra ive been watching Lapidary Dave on his channel and he cuts stones etc and is very knowledgeable. He was selling something called strawberry onyx. It was really pretty.
I just discovered this channel and I love it
Thank you so much Norma!!!!
Me too.
1:09 Love that brooch.
Yes and I just bought a green onyx this week
I believe the butterfly stones are Iolite . There is pink onyx, check the veins running through the beads, it was a little hard to tell in the video. Also, that particular onyx necklace could be very valuable. I used to deal with fine jewelry for Macy's. I also collect vintage jewelry. I have several brooches, that my great aunt gave me, when I was a little child, and I'm retired now. I've always blamed her for my love of jewelry! Enjoy your beautiful collection!
Thanks for all of that information!!! I've never seen pink onyx, but I believe it's the real deal. I love collecting jewelry, it truly "picks me up"! Thanks for watching, and thanks again for sharing your expertise!!! xo
@@TheFunkyPickleThrifterI have to sneak in here and say that pink onyx looks just like rhodonite or, possibly, rhodochrosite. I have many kinds of onyx and never had anything remotely pink. I've been watching all your vintage hauls today. So wonderful. I have 2 pieces of sjole (sp?) and the purity varies. One is 800, the other sterling. Also, one of mine has sterling dangles, not the usual brass. They were worn by the bride on the wedding day. What's really fun is if you hold it by the pin and let it hang, it's awesome! I got my 2 pieces for a song, but they're actually quite valuable, so I doubt I'll be collecting. You have a great eye. TFS ❤️🏏🎸
@icatz wow thanks for all of the info and thanks for watching!!! Cheers!!
Very informative video! Thanks for identifying the marks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Sandra! Wonderful as usual!! I made a beautiful necklace with graduated glass "melon" beads and spaced them with opalescent glass balls and pearls. It looks very ethereal and delicate. The pieces you've picked out are stunning and you describe them in great detail. Oh, would I love to go "sourcing" together! Anyway, people like us totally understand the "thrill of the hunt"! Looking forward to future videos, Veronica.
Sounds great! Yes, the thrill of the hunt -- love it! So glad you like my stuff. Cheers. xo
What a great and informative video! Il oved this! Thank You
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for watching! xo
I am just subscribed this channel, very grand to find these high quality video with lots of valuable knowledge, experience sharing and answer I really want to know!! very exciting to keep watching, especially I can see many wonderful selection of jewellery!!
So nice of you, thanks so much. xo
So happy to discover your channel. I'm just beginning my journey with costume jewelry and vintage pieces. You are teaching us gems and pearls! Truly. Such a gift for teaching and so knowledgeable! Thank you!
Much love from Alaska
What a nice message - thanks so much for watching! Cheers
I just came across this channel and I’m so glad I did.
I love the way the jewelry is explained and all the information.
I have a lot of videos to catch up on.
Thank you for sharing your experience and your jewelry.
Oh how nice! Thanks so much!!! Xo
Love the gold ring! Maybe even purchase!
Thank you! It is currently listed in my eBay store -- The Funky Pickle Store!!!! Cheers!
I always call it cellulite on accident 😬 that first brooch gives me life 💕
Cellulite is a 4-letter word as far as I'm concerned - lol! Good to see ya! xo
As always a fun and educational video and your collection is very interesting and beautiful!♥️👍
Thank you! Cheers! xo
So so so much fun!! My favorite one is the AB cresent moon!! I could stare at that all day long!!
That one is so good! Thanks girl. xo
Stunning pieces, glad i stopped in to watch, always learn so much Sharon
Thanks so much!!!! xo
Ha! I’m in the “cool kids” club! Great finds. Love to hear the history on items and designers.
Very cool! lol! Thanks for watching!!! I was so tempted to not tell!!!! heeeheee xo
I love that big amber piece.
I love the green broch and that strange ring(stunning stone in there)
I would ware that garnite ring with that bracelet.
Thank you for sharing
I love those too! Thanks so much for your comments!!!! xo
I ware anything unusual, love pewter and silver,single earrings mismatched as in four different ones. As many bracelets and necklaces as i can. Love love love old jewellery and I enjoy either repairing ( simple) or repurposing broken jewellery, not for re sale just for me and my family. Ah heck i just love jewellery full stop, but older pieces have more umph I don’t know how to explain it. Thank you for sharing and I will be doing a binge watch when I’m not in so much pain 🥰🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
Yes, I think the older pieces are somehow more lovely too!!!! Happy hunting.... and feel better!!!! Sending good vibes. xo
@@TheFunkyPickleThrifter thank you ❤️❤️
Once again, another wonderful, informative video! I just fall in love with some of the pieces you acquire. Thank you so much for sharing ❤
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching! xo
I love soaking up your knowledge. TFS
So nice of you, thanks for watching! xo
I love your videos from this amazing haul. I'm learning so much from your expertise. Very enjoyable!
I'm so glad! Thanks as always. xo
Lots of beautiful pieces ✨✨✨Loved it all ❤️
Thanks so much 😊 xo
Can’t wait to see the rest of the haul.
Aw, thanks!!!! xo
Onyx is often a black stone, but there are also Onyx stones that are brown, pink, red, and green. There are also colorless Onyx stones. i had to look it up.😀
Interesting…. xo
6:43 today I learned What are Stick Pins: In the 19th century, tie pins were first popularized at the beginning of the 19th century. Stickpins were necessary accoutrements to keep expensive fabrics called Cravats in place and safe. Cravats were made of silk, satin, lace and lightly starched cambric, lawn cloth, and muslin. According to Wikipedia, Cravats is a neckband, the forerunner of the modern tailored necktie and bow tie, originating from a style worn by members of the 17th century military unit known as the Cravats.The modern British "cravat" is called an "ascot" in American English. Today, stick pins are used many decorative accoutrements.
Yup. I made a whole video about stick pins - check it out if ya want! Thanks!
I got excited when you showed that second brooch because it is very similar to one that I have. My Charles Horner pin only has one flower, and the stone in it is citrine colored. After seeing you test yours and determining that the two stones are purple glass, I am inclined to believe that mine is not a real citrine but rather just yellow glass. Still, it's a gorgeous Art Nouveau design and I really love it.
Oh wow, nice. My gem tester gets a little funky now and again -- I'm not convinced that reading was completely accurate. I think these pins have value anyhow, not sure if it would matter to a collector / buyer. Thanks for watching -- good luck. xo
The silver brooch with 2 glass stones is I believe a thistle design. Stones should be at the top. Very Scottish.
You are probably right about that -- thanks so much. Cheers. xo
Hi. It's Tanzanite. Tanzanite runs just a little towards the blue ish purple and Amethyst runs more purple-ish. Amethyst can be light or dark. Tanzanite can be a deeper blue but that is mucho mucho dinero
Thanks so much for sharing your expertise!!! I will put it on my eBay page today and say it is likely tanzanite. Cheers! xo
just thought I'd join in, Believe it or not, amethyst can also be GREEN!!! IT'S SO PRETTY! But agreed, tanzenite is like a blue lilac color, whereas amethysts are decidedly more grape-ey purple with greenish almost brown looking (think fermenting old wine) under tones.
Another great video, thank you 😊 xxx
Thanks a million for watching. xo
I think that stone in the funky ring is a polished agate.
Nice, thanks for the info!
Great video! Really appreciate the information!
My pleasure! I'm so glad. Thanks to you for watching! xo
Great Show even with Mr. Bill!! Haha
HAHA! Only people of a "certain age" get that one, right? Thanks for watching!!!!!! xo
@@TheFunkyPickleThrifter Right! Lol! To funny & Your Welcome!
Excellent Video!
Thanks Lisa
Omg you have the most excellent natural stones, I'm going crazy... that pink and black....is A gorgeous specimen of Rhodonite or Black Stripe Rhodochrisite....I feel that many stones get a couple of names based on how much of the certain composite percentages they contain. But, the black beads are could be onyx, obsidian, apache tears, often get mixed up, but the black and pink are what I said (caveat, the black inclusion may very well be onyx, I'm forgetting at the moment). But that should get you in the right track once you Google it. :) I hope you don't mind me just chiming in, but I have an eye for natural gemstones and it's the least I could do as a thank you for what I'm learning from you!!! 😊
Thank you so much for your help. I am not knowledgeable about stones at all! So I appreciate the assistance!!!! I will keep researching them. Cheers!
I just googled it, and I think you we be very happy
Which one???
The pink and black onyx
Ooooh good! I’ll check that out. It is gorgeous! Thanks for your help! xo
Iolite is often used to emulate Tanzanite so it is possible that the stones in the butterfly wings are Iolite.
Ahh, interesting. Thanks for the info!!!!
Great video! Weirdly, I got that same exact 10k link bracelet in a blue box few weeks ago. It got me $66 scrap and they're going to give me the diamonds back. I think the hand looks like possibly polymer clay.
Ps when you said "should I tell everyone who this" is I thought "oh, nooooooooo"
Thanks for all of the info!!! I know that bracelet isn't that great 'cos I have one in perfect condition that I put on Ebay and I didn't get any nibbles. Maybe I'll try again. I think you're right about the polymer hand!!!! Mr. Bill --- oh noooooooo!!!! LOL!!!! xoxoxo
Very nice love it.
Glad you like it!
29:46 might be Rhodonite
Interesting, thanks for that! xo
I believe your funky ring with red stone with purple stripe Isa bloodstone.
Thanks so much for telling me that!!!! xo
Another great video
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks so much! xo
Sarah Coventry in the UK was sold the same way the Tupperware brand sold, by commision.
In the US it was exclusively sold at home parties…. Thanks for watching!
@@TheFunkyPickleThrifter Yes. it was here in UK too. As was Tupperware and a few other home sales of which i did when my children were young. I worked for TOYE KENNING AND SPENCER in the 1970's this way. They made Regalia fo rRoyalty-Masonic ect. think of all the gold thread on ceramonial costumes. If you find an English plece of (mainly) Sterling Silver or Gold with the mark TKS this is them. They did not do any costume jewellry that i recall during my time working for them. Sorry to go on but these are a firm thats beginings are from 1840's. and you might find a piece or want to look them up.
I will look that up, sounds interesting. I remember my mom and my aunts having these types of sales parties when I was a kid… Sarah Coventry and there was a nightgown company too. These were attended by mostly family and they were a blast! It sounds like you did this as more of a serious business, hopefully you had fun 🤩 doing it. Thanks for coming to my channel. Cheers!!!
I'm so ENVIOUS!! We'd have to comb length and breadth of Australia to find treasures like these, in those numbers.
So glad you enjoyed my jewelry! It was luck that I got so much in one collection!!! Thanks for watching, I hope you catch my other old jewelry videos too. xo
The Man on the boat is Egyptian, see his head wear. the sail is stylised from their ancient river boats.
Thanks for that. Cheers
I'll it's blue purple pale
Oh no mr bill!!!
HAHA -- YES!!!!! xo
Oh No Mr. Bill!!!!
Hahaaaaa!!! Yes! You’re in the cool kids club!!!!!
@@TheFunkyPickleThrifter Finally!! LOL!
Do you have the broken diamond tennis bracelet? Or one like it. I'm looking for my daughter. Thank you
I don’t. I had it repaired and sold it… thanks for watching!
What they called Pink Onyx to me looks like Rodonite.
Ok, thanks for your input. Cheers.
Oh no Mr Bill!
You’re in the coooool kids club!!!! Lmao!
How do I purchase chime ball
Hey Bonnie, thanks for your interest. I should have it listed on my eBay page today -- the name is The Funky Pickle Store -- thanks!
What kind of a camera do you use for the close ups?
I just use my iPhone xr.... Thanks for watching!
Thank You! I am learning a lot from your videos. I appreciate your work!
Looks like tanzanite
The butterfly necklace looks like tanzanite to me not amythest
Ok, thanks for the info!! I am not so good with gemstones. Cheers!
The ring looks like mop. Why do you think it’s moon glow lucite
That pink ring? Oh it’s certainly plastic - 100 percent positively. It’s one of those ones that you’d have to see and hold it - then you’d see! It so pretty. I do love thermaset - and I also love mop too. I love everything, haha! Hey, thanks so much for watching! Hugs.
I'm in costume jewelry heaven!!! Disneyworld is NOT the happiest place on earth!
As thanks a million for that!!!! Hugs. Xo
A hockey Puck
Rhodocrosite? Instead of pink onyx.
That's a possibility for sure! Thanks for your input.
Why are you scrapping silver? Use a magnet
Ok Linda - thanks for watching!