Stunning Antique Jewelry Haul; Treasures Revealed!

Hey everybody, welcome back to my channel. My name is Liz. In this week's video, I am so excited to show you all of the new things that I've sourced for this week's auction coming up Friday, June 7th at 6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. It will be featured on my WhatNotLive. All the links will be listed down below, so make sure that you check the description box and you click on that link to bookmark the upcoming show. A lot of this collection was sourced from so many different regions, so many little cities in South Carolina, just a plethora of just goodness. And we're going to dive right into it, guys. So in this collection, we have Victorian pieces. We have Edwardian pieces, art deco, Chinese export. We have some just beautiful, beautiful treasures, and we are going to get into it right now. This is a gold-filled Victorian book chain necklace, and it is absolutely stunning. It features this faux ruby stone at the center. So the way that it fastens is right here. There is a little clip, a hidden box clasp, and you just push the pin and then you fasten it like so. So this is a great 18-inch necklace, which is lovely because a lot of the Victorian necklaces are usually between 15 and 16 inches. This one is a very nice, generous 18-inch, and it is just one of the loveliest pieces in this collection. Okay, the next item I want to feature, in no particular order. We are just going to go for what is in the tray, are these Victorian sterling silver, I think they call this a peñata, which is, they used to wear these in Spain, the ladies would wear these, and they would, it's too big in my hair, but they would put this right on to their buns, and this one is hallmark sterling right at the back here, and just a fantastic, fantastic piece to add to your collection if you collect Victorian hair combs. This one's exceptional. I love all of the sterling filigree design on this, and it is just lovely. This one is more of an art deco period. This is, these are all paste stones on there, and they are so sparkly, and I believe this one could be amber, 1930s paste stone hair comb, and it is just beautiful. It's in excellent condition. This next piece is Victorian, it is another sterling silver Victorian piece. Oh my goodness guys, this is just one of the most beautiful things I have sourced. I get a kick out of finding such beautiful little treasures like this. Now if you do hair buns, this is a keeper. Look at all the beautiful design on this, it is 100% sterling silver. This is just darling. It is definitely a collector's piece. It is a true keepsake guys, sterling silver Victorian in the most beautiful condition. Next item up is this Art Nouveau gold-filled bangle, and I almost miss the little woman's face that is on there, lady with her hair blowing in the wind there, and it kind of is featured three times around the bangle. Absolutely beautiful. This is a size seven and a half, and it's one of the coolest bangles. I'm so glad I took a closer look because I just thought that they were like little emblems there, but these are definitely little Art Nouveau lady faces all around the bangle, and it is gold-filled. Next item I'm going to feature is this gorgeous MMA signed crystal cross, sterling silver crystal cross. It is stamped MMA right on the bail here. I do believe this is a Mary chain, but it is sterling silver nonetheless, and this is just exceptional guys. I absolutely love this piece. It's long enough that you can just place it right over your head and wear this as a beautiful layering piece. It's so sparkly. I absolutely love it. We have a lot of rings to be featured in this upcoming collection. I got really lucky this time with some rings, and I'm going to show you the two Art Deco and Art Nouveau sterling silver amethyst rings that we have for our collection. This one is Art Nouveau. It is hallmark sterling on the inside of the band, and it is beautiful. Let's just turn my rings around so they're not distracting. Then the next one is this beautiful amethyst sterling silver with white rhinestones. That is what that looks like. I think it's just so beautiful. It's hallmark sterling on the inside. I am literally losing my mind over this next one, probably because this is just my favorite era, guys. Art Deco aquamarine paste sterling silver Riviera necklace. Oh my goodness, guys. I can't handle how gorgeous this is. Look at it. It's almost as if it's floating. These little pieces here, these sterling silver pieces, are just so thin, enough to separate each stone so that it looks like it's floating onto your skin. Let's see. I'm going to attempt to put this on. There it is. I put it on, and it is a true 16-inch, and it is so lovely. This is just one of the most exceptional pieces, and it is the brightest cerulean blue sterling silver. It's so, so good, guys. The next item are these fabulous citrine stamped Mazar sterling earrings. These are Art Deco period, and they are lovely. Let me show you a little bit close up what they look like. There's the side. Here's the back. They are hallmark sterling right on the back of the clip here, and they are signed Mazar right in the bottom. This is Joseph Mazar. These are citrine sterling silver. Another just out of the ballpark piece to have sourced. These are just so good, guys. So, so good. Here's another beautiful blue Art Deco beauty. This one features the sweetest bows and these gorgeous blue faceted stones. Here is the closure, and this one is so sweet. I'll just let it hang there, guys. This one is so, so sweet. It is the prettiest, daintiest, most feminine, gorgeous Art Deco necklace, and the back is beautiful. These are all foiled back, Art Deco period, just beautiful. Guys, comment down below any one of your favorite items. I always love hearing your feedbacks, and it gets me excited to find other people that enjoy this just as much as I do. This is why I'm creating videos, because I love to share all of these beautiful items with you guys. We have quite a bit of Victorian items in this collection, and I'm going to show you this beautiful guilloche, French guilloche locket. Look at the details on that. It has the prettiest little thin chain so that it doesn't take away from this gorgeous locket, and that is how it opens. Here is the back, and all this beautiful French enameling, sweet little cabbage rose in the center, and this one is 20 inches in length. Here is another Victorian locket. This one is so beautiful. I'm going to turn it to the side so you can really see the molded glass there, and then it opens right in the back here. All brass, the chain is brass, another 18 inch. This one's 18 inches, and there you have that one. Next up, I have two fantastic Art Deco period belt buckles. This is an Egyptian revival celluloid belt buckle. This is from the Art Deco period, 1930s. It is absolutely one of the most beautiful pieces of art. Look how cool that is, and that is all engraved in there, guys. The next belt buckle is this Asian. I can't read kanji, so I'm not sure what it says, but maybe you guys can put it in the comments below. Look at this, how huge this belt buckle is, and here is the back, and it easily just comes apart by giving it a twist, and there are these little things here. I guess if you wanted to sew these on, you can sew them onto your fabric belt, your leather belt to give it more of a secured fit. Okay, guys, the next item. I probably should have started the video out with this one. This one is pretty incredible. Now, this is not the original box, so please just avoid the typing on there. This is just a box that fit every single piece. There is a five-piece set here, one, two, three. There's five pieces to this set, and five pieces exactly fit in this box, so again, it has nothing to do with the name here, but look at ... This is an Edwardian sterling silver peridot glass perure, and what's even more special about this ... Let me see if I can get it to work. Every piece of glass glows, and you're not probably going to see ... Oh, you might be able to see it. There we go. This is all uranium glass, guys, and that was a hidden surprise because it wasn't mentioned when I purchased it, but look at this incredible set. Oops, lost a bracelet. It is absolutely beautiful. Here, let me show you the filigree since the bracelet is loose. Look at the filigree on this. It's just so well done, and I love the very sweet hidden closure. You just press and pull in, and there is the closure. Got to try the earrings on. They are screw back. You know what, guys? Don't be afraid of screw backs. One, they can be easily converted, but even if you don't convert them, they're very lightweight to the ear, and there's the earring. There's the ring. Again, this is Edwardian period. All the pieces are sterling silver, and this is a peridot glass with uranium in it. Next up are what I would say look a lot like pools of light. These are rock crystal sterling silver earrings. Now, these are signed, but for the life of me and with the 100 zoom magnification head thing I have, cannot figure out what this stamping is. It is right there, and if anybody can make that out, please let me know. They are pierced, and I'm assuming these are probably 1930s, maybe early 40s at the most. Maybe earlier, but I'm thinking these are mostly 1930s, and of course, we have to try this on. Sometimes I wonder why I sell all these things, because I love it. I tend to buy what I like, but then I know what you guys like too. Look at how these are just sparkling, guys. If you love pools of light and you don't have a huge budget, guys, these will be available for auction on my Whatnot this Friday, and I'm very curious as to who the designer is because it has an F, this is the first name, F, and then a middle name with an R, and the last name with a D, F.R.D. If anybody can look up an F.R.D. designer who would have made rock crystal sterling silver earrings, please help a girl out and let me know in the comments below. Okay, since we are on to rock crystal, here's another pair of rock crystal earrings. I will remove these. These are much easier to remove. These ones have French wires. They are sterling silver vermilion earrings, and they are tested rock crystal, and they are one of the prettiest rock crystal drop earrings with this gold vermilion lattice. That's what these ones look like, and these have these gorgeous facets on the front and back. They are so beautiful. What a great design, and if I had to put a date on these, I honestly don't know, guys. These could be 30s. These could be 70s. I am not sure. All I know is that they are beautiful. They are vintage, and they will be available on Friday. A very sweet 1930s sterling silver pace Demi Perure set. Here is the necklace, and here are the earrings, and if you love pace jewelry, this one is just ... Look at that. Look at that stone, guys. This one is on sterling silver. It is hallmark sterling right at the back here, and it is a sweet 16-inch. Very elegant. Guys, this is a classic piece. If you love pace, if you love vintage, if you just love silver tone, guys, this one is incredible with the matching earrings, and these are a good size. These are not tiny. For the girls who love pace, this is one to jump on, guys. Let me try this on, and I'll show you how big and gorgeous these are. That is the size of the earring, and it is actually the same size as the pendant. We have the pendants and the earrings. So cool. This is one that I'm questioning. Why am I selling this one? I love it so much. Here's this, another incredible piece. This is Victorian sterling silver amber, and guys, this is the bracelet on top. It is absolutely gorgeous, and when I shine my light, when I shine my black light, we do get a very green hue, very, very bright, greeny yellow. I don't know if you guys can see. See what the necklace looks like on. So this has a spring ring closure, and that is what the necklace looks like. It is 16 inches and just beautiful. Look at that. It almost looks like, it almost looks like citrine, and I really thought it was citrine at first. All right, let's get into some bracelets because there are some gorgeous bracelets in this collection. Okay, before I get into the bracelets, I forgot this was sitting off to the side. This is a gorgeous Art Nouveau, huge amethyst brooch with these amethyst droplets here, and guys, look how big this is. How, if you were to close your collar and just wear this, oh my goodness. Look how stunning that is, guys. This is so good. This is all brass and weighs quite a bit, so there's a lot of beautiful metalwork, gorgeous thick glass here, and you can see the facets on that amethyst glass, and then these pretty little drops. Going on to the bracelets now. I have quite a bit of Asian pieces in this collection as well. I'm probably not going to get through all of it today. You're going to see some hidden surprises on the day of the show. I normally always have extra trays with extra jewelry on there, otherwise this video will be over an hour long if I showed you every single piece. I'm focusing mainly on some of the prize pieces, the banger pieces, if you will. This is a Chinese export, what they call closeness bracelet, and this is all enamel, sterling silver and stamped on every panel. This is all poured glass, and I will put it on, and it is one of the prettiest bracelets. If you love a good chunky vintage bracelet, then you're going to be excited about this one. This one is just so well made, quite heavy in its quality. All the enameling is beautiful, untouched. You see reds and blues and almost like this fiery red, kind of orangey, poured glass. Oh my goodness, guys. It's so beautiful. Guys, we have so many bracelets. I'm just going to probably pick them up and show you. We have this Victorian enamel bracelet. These stones are very light purple, very light amethyst. This one is all citrine and brass. Look how beautiful this one is. This one is sterling silver and carnelian. It has a pin closure. This could be Chinese export or it could be Italian. I have to do a little bit more digging on this one. This is Victorian revival with the beautiful enameling and these huge purple stones. Beautiful condition. Oh my goodness, I'm excited about this one. Next one is this dark blue. This is probably 1940s or 50s on this piece, guys, but it is the chunkiest dark blue sapphire glass panel bracelet, silver tone. Here's another Victorian beauty. Here we have all brass with these little poured glass ruby stones going all the way around. And then I have what I believe a Victorian revival. This could be selro. Selro is very well known for making these outlandish, chunky, bright, ornate bracelets. The colors are lovely and it's in beautiful condition too, guys. Here is this Victorian bold filled and match case. And they would put their matches in here, guys. Now what's cool about this is that it has a bail so you can wear this as a necklace. How cool that would be. So I haven't found these with bails on them. I've seen a lot of these in sterling silver and to have found a gold filled one was a real treasure, was a real treat. And this one's in beautiful condition. Okay, guys, this is a confirmed Miriam Haskell gray paw glass brooch. And the one I found on the internet, I believe it had red glass. This one's the purple one. And this is the sweetest. I'm telling you, I find Miriam Haskell left and right. I don't know. That's a rarity, guys, because Miriam Haskell is very hard to find, especially early pieces that are in beautiful condition. This one is beautiful. How cool is that? I love brooches that have these dangles. I love the poured glass and it is just so, so, so pretty. Okay, guys, so that is the end of the video. There is still so much more that I could have shown you, but it would have taken way too long. So you know what that means? That means you're just going to have to show up on Friday and take a peek as to everything that will be featured. Now, if you haven't been to my shows, I tend to run between six and 10 PM. Sometimes we get done a little bit earlier, but that is not the norm. I normally run my shows for about four hours. So if you happen to have some time, definitely pop in, say hello. I would love to greet you into the chat. Comment down below. Let me know what were some of your favorite pieces. Let me know what you would personally wear. I love, love, love hearing back from you guys. I want to thank you guys so much for watching this week and I'll see you in my next video soon.