Keep A Little JEWELRY, Sell A Little | We've Got SO Much | Reselling
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You could sell a lot of broken jewelry. Crafters love that stuff.
Yes we do!
Yea they do
Yea!!!
Yes please!
Truth!
The single jewelry is good for us crafters that use mismatched or broken jewelry. Just saying! 😊
I’m glad Juliette is joining mom and grandma to work with and enjoy vintage jewelry. 🥰
All of the broken/junky ones could be put in an arts and crafts lot .. people can use the beads, gems, and even the pendant type things to make other pretty things
Lots are good
You can tell school is out, Juliet has blue hair! Lol love it! Awesome teaching the kids more about the business, they already seem to have an entrepreneurial spirit ❤
Be careful with the opal ring with the crack. Opals are extremely soft. You could loose the stone.
The butterflies are Chinese glass and not annealed so they break easily. Yes, it can be restrung. Remove the other butterfly and make it a center dangle.
I was about their age when I started buying and reselling with my parents. It’s good to teach them negotiating, it’s an understated life skill.
Lump your broken jewelry into crafter lots. I use a lot of it in 2D sculpture works and in my oil paintings.
I believe that the blue stones are lapis lazuli.
When judging colored stones, the deeper the color, the more expensive. Also emeralds, sapphire and ruby can come in other colors than what they are commonly known. White sapphire are often subbed for diamonds. Semiprecious stones, opals, amethyst, topaz and garnets are the same.
Diamonds are another stone that comes in every color including red. There are 35 known red diamonds going for a million dollars per carat and the largest one of those is a little over 3 carats.
Love it when people share their knowledge. Thanks.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge ❤❤❤
I loved when Juliette had the note asking for the piece of jewelry. Lol. So cute
Sapphire comes in lots of colors. The purple could be sapphire. Sapphire is in the corundum family. Often thought of as blue, but can be other colors too. If it is red it is known as ruby. Purple could be amethyst. It could be fluorite. (Fluorite will often react to black light and sometimes is color change depending on light source). Alexandrite changes color depending on light source, too. But it is extremely rare and is often lab created. If you find a real one it’s worth a lot. Many gems can be lab created. Lab created gems are worth more than glass, less than natural stones.
I was told Allexandrite created in a lab can be worth more than natural Amethyst
@@justynejaniszewski4626 yes, even lab created alexandrite is expensive. Amethyst (unless it is an exceptional specimen) is relatively cheap.
Junk Jars of jewelry in booth what a great way to add a little bit of color also!!
I admire that you are finally attacking your jewelry stash - solo. Really too bad Angela went her own way as she had knowledge in this field and of course the time to research/test each item.
fantastic helper! Juliette to follow in mama's footsteps. Such a wonderful family!
It is not just sterling that cause less reaction in ears. surgical steel posts also should not cause issues. the backs often are the problem but u can buy surgical steel backs or the silicone ones. Love that you are taking the kids along on so many adventures and sales. Andrew is such a great dad.
Love seeing Juliet get involved with reselling. That thistle brooch is beautiful. In the tray that said "random items/not priority", there was a vintage watch... would love to see that for sale.
If it was Alexandrite you could retire. Stones that large are very, very rare! It is more than likely amethysts or rarely purple sapphire.
I agree. Amythist is in the quartz family and is quite common. Comes in all shade of purple. Value on it varies widely depending on quality and origin.
Real alexandrite is most likely antique (sources have depleted and are just not being produced now unless lab created). The real thing is so rare, it is very expensive.
Love that green necklace that Jocelyn thought would be too heavy to wear!
So sweet everyone went home with something that made them smile. 🌻😊
That little bulldog pin is a Mack truck bulldog mascot pin.
I was coming to say this as well! 😀
Purple qvc earrings are sterling with gold. They are part of their John Hardy Angela collection from a few years ago.
It was good seeing the three of you work together it was funny and you all had a good time Thanks for the fun treat and I’ll catch you on the next one
It brings me a lot of joy to see you incorporating the kids in sharing this passion of finding treasures and reselling. I would have loved digging through costume jewelry at that age. Very fun!
Never been too excited for jewelry, but you guys made it fun!
What a beautiful boxes of goodness! Juliette is so cute. Love your Mom
Very excited for your jewelry sale! Would be so much fun to rummage through all your trays of treasures!
Love seen Julie and your mom. Enjoy all your videos.
Been watching for years and super stoked to see a video all about jewelry. Love jewelry and cool to see what you've bought and chose to sell, especially with the help of your family. More jewelry vids, please! 😊
Heavy jewelry is always fun. So whether or not you would wear it…there’s a big market for it.
That is so great you involve the kids. I love your channel. I look forward to every episode.😊
This was a whole lot of fun!I make memory bracelets and stretch set bracelets! Lots of potential ideas for using the jewelry that may have broken pieces among the good beads! Fun to see the way you use your testers too! Family members just adds to the fun and your daughter will be learning a lot as she continues to help!
So fun 🌸 broken jewelry you can put in a jar, and flowers sell good for me. Daisies, especially. It’s going to be so much fun.
03:55 She's not wrong.
04:59 I'm taken with the amethyst strand.
15:49 Indeed you would, but I'm never a fan of finding out "the HARD way" whether something contains an allergen. (When I do that with shellfish, I end up all dead.)
16:42 The box is SOOOOOOOOOO FULLLLLLLLL of lapel pins!
17:41 That piece is someone's knockoff of a sterling Scottish shoulder plaid pin, originally used to pin down the loose end of one's plaid (pron. PLAYED), the ancient, nine-yard form of the kilt which you literally lay down and rolled yourself up into like a burrito.
19:55 'Zat a pin, or a pair of earrings? The stones probably are alexandrite, which has a Mohs hardness of 8.5, just softer than sapphire. However, as you and I both know, the dead giveaway for alexandrite (my birthstone, btw) is whether it changes colour depending whether it's in natural or artificial light. My IMMEDIATE reaction to those is "Mexican dinner-ring-style ear posts!" from about 1970.
18:30 10K gold ain't necessarily "low-grade." British goldsmiths still use it ALLLL over the shop; we sold a ton of it in wedding rings when I worked at Things Celtic. And even some American goldsmiths use it, too. My university class ring is 10K white gold--which is a good thing; I carved up an 18K yellow-gold ring I once owned into little tiny bits, it was so soft.
21:00 Those pearls are FAR, FAR too uniform in size and shape to be anything other than cultured, or maybe even imitation.
21:50 Glass IMO, supposed to be one of those bars of "stones" to signify yer kiddies' birthstones.
23:53 They're Statement Pieces of costume jewelry, not meant to be worn for any longer than an hour or two at a party, and then quickly shed.
What fun!!!! Great to have your beautiful and sweet Juliet join! The earrings you ended up wearing look stunning!!! Hope they are sterling and you keep them. Mom was too cute about that ring...looks great on her. 💖
7:58 Someone has probably already said this by now but most of those plastic boxes, the individual walls on the inside are removable, so you can make bigger pockets.
I use broken and missing stones jewelry as well as earring singles to make Christmas ornaments.
Yes! Jewelry time. Lol I love it. Try the black light on any light green stones like the broach @22:43.
So happy to see your kiddos getting involved. They’re learning about the sourcing aspect now the selling aspect of the business.
I love your mom and Juliette so much. Actually, your whole family is so sweet to watch
It is so nice to have your mom and daughter with you
It’s very cool that the kids are so interested in helping you make sales.😊
I love your mom's out fit
I think it's great that you included the kids. Juliette looked like she had alot of fun. I hope you have a great sale.
i love your mom's top. it is so bright and fun
I would love to sort through all that jewellery❤ So many many beautiful pieces!
Fun watching your kiddos learn the family business😊
Oh my! That would take me ages to sort 😂 I would be having way to much fun testing and trying on! Some fun and beautiful pieces. What a lovely thing to do with your mum and daughter.
I bought the exact same divided trays to use to organize my resin additives and glass pieces, and they were too small for me too! Lol. Glad you are able to teach your kids how to work and be self supporting! So much better to work for yourself than someone else!
So many goodies! I love that teapot pendant/broach. Your Mum's yellow jacket is gorgeous!
Agreed Mom’s outfit is so pretty!!
Wish I could have been there for the sale, had a prior commitment to donate blood, so not available.. So many awesome jewelry items. Love that you have your children and your mom helping you pick items for sale ❤️
Sell the broken glass bead necklaces and bracelets as lots . Jewelry makers like that stuff. Recycled parts are fun
Oooh, jewelry! Sparkly!! As an aside, sapphires, like diamonds, come in different colors.
I love the look on Juliet face when she feel in love with a jewelry item. And your mother. Too cute.
Good for you Juliet🥰
There’s so much to learn! 😊
love this video Joycelyn with Juliette and Mom and looking at all the jewelry oh and I love your nails and polish 😉🤩
You could do a lot of small pins. We called them scatter pins in the sixties
U really uped the Annie when you brought in Juliette. Now my 7 year old is glued even More! And watching yall go through the jewelry and doing the same as you. Lol keep this keep that , this is nice, oooo I love this one. I only wish my mom could be here too.
For pearls you can heat a needle and poke one in and obscure spot. If it melts is not real. That strand is also single knotted and appeared to have a double lock on the clasp. Those are both good signs. Also if they used silk to string them that's also a quality sign. 👌
Good advice
Rubbing two of the pearls together can let you know if they're real. If they're gritty, they're real.
The broken jewelry you can put in a bag or jar and sell them to crafters other resellers do that nice to see your daughter with mom and grandma
The earrings you are testing in your ears look awesome on you! They are beautiful!!!
I make a lot of strung jewelry like the butterfly necklace plus I repair a lot for my salon clients.
I so agree, we that make jewelry love bits and pieces and some ladies make fancy Christmas ornaments or wind chimes. 😊❤
I still sell Costumes Jewelry when I can get to Webster and do bundles of the it, the jewelry that needed to be fixed. I see a lot of the stuff there that I sold all from estate sales and auctions. I really got into the Antique Silver and Native American since I am part Cherokee. And I found out when I went to Big Coin Shows I found awesome prices, plus my Shipwreck coins, Roman and other awesome coins that I picked up. Long time Antique Collector and reseller. I love watching you and all the interesting stuff you find, sometimes it the same thing I did. Thank you
I noticed at the outro you were giving the purple QVC earrings a wear test. They are lovely!
I would love to go through all those trays I love jewelry
I so love your videos but, I think they are exta special when Juliet makes comes on your videos also I love the way your gorgeous mom wears her clothes, I like what she's got on today! ❤ 🎉 😊
Regarding those plastic divider boxes.... some of those little "walls" between the sections should come out if you, grab hold, and pull straight up. This way, you can customize the trays for whatever sizzed jewelry pieces you are dealing with. Just keep the little walls you pull out so they can be reinstalled at a future date if you'd like.
I hope this helps.
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Juliette is growing up to be such a lovely young lady. I enjoy seeing all your children in your videos! 💟💟💟
Nice backpack Juliet
17:42 That’s likely to wear at the shoulder on highland dress.
That amoena 2005 pin is for Breast Cancer Awareness. It is called Hope Blooms Again designed by Babs Beatty a survivor. Amoena is a mastectomy bra company that puts out the pins with proceeds going to BCA.
The bulldog pin is the logo for Mack Trucks.
Jocelyn- I love the silver owl necklace you had on in this video. 💕
I’m pretty sure the dividers in the plastic container you were going to use for the jewelry can be removed to make bigger sections for the larger pieces of jewelry
I have similar containers for crafting and the sections are adjustable
I wonder if the cute pins could be used on Crocs. Looking forward to your jewelry sale. Btw the way love your Mom and Juliet.
Beautiful jewellery
I enjoyed that, something different. I would've grabbed that ring too, it was sweet 😍 It was fun to see Juliette helping out, she's going to be a great helper for you. I think I spotted those purple earrings in your ears, nice!
Great video, beautiful jewellery stash. Did you know there is a magnifying glass app included on your iPhone? It was included in an update late last year. Very handy to have with you at all times. Best wishes.
*gasp*
Your coral eyeshadow is everything.
Thanks for another great video!
I borrowed it from Juliette. ☺️
Love to watch the three generations at work! Liz
Lovely things
The muff slide chain with the opal is rolled gold.
The bulldog is a Mack Truck pin. I believe they were given for years of service.
love the torques (sp?) necklace
Yes people do make picture's of Christmas trees from costume jewelry that is broken so sell lots of broken just like chipped glass as cannot afford perfect pieces of art glass but I collect damaged art glass have it in my sewing room in the window enjoy it everyday !great video ladies !😀😍
I love seeing your new nail designs. When you get them done could you show us please. I find I’m spending half the video trying to see what the new design is !
Hi Jocelyn,
So fun to see you three ladies all together and having a good time. I think it’s great Juliette is going to help you with the sale. She is so beautiful and such a sweet young lady! You are blessed. I hope to make the sale to support you gals! Have a great night..! Debbie
turtle and also the seahorse at 23:27 look valuable, check for stamp
I once had a necklace similar to your fish necklace. Mine represented the loaves and fishes that Jesus used to feed the 5000. I couldn't tell if your piece did that.
It is lovely to see three generations in the business. Precious memories being made right there.
The green stones look like malachite. I am enjoying this video.
She has great taste! Love the backpack ❤️
Omg i love 💕 jewelry you have Really cool pieces
I agree that the dark blue stone is lapis lazuli if it's got white specks it's sodalite ❤❤
Looks Ike it will be lots of fun!!❤
Yeah. Selling the jewelry. Spend the effort on the better jewelry. The cheap stuff isn’t worth your time. It often breaks. I’ve been making jhand crafted jewelry for 20 years. Go for it
Using your “ custom label “ is a great way to catalogue those little pieces of jewelry with ID numbers, or even the location . Works for me.
Love your haircut, so cute 🥰 and your nails!
I’m in love with Juliette, she has the sweetest spirit! I’m delighted every time she’s on video. I look forward to seeing how her tastes, interests, and especially her art evolve as she grows up.
Enjoyed the jewelry and girl talk.
Re: purple stone earrings -- could be designer Barbara Bixby, big on QVC, sterling with 14k gold accents
Big necklaces are back in. Go for it!