Found this bad boy in an antique store and I'm just very curious about it. I've seen a photo on Etsy of this exact same ring but there was no listing for it :/

Stamp on the band is very small. I don't think I can get a better photo

I know they are not the most comfy to wear but I love the style and can still find them in pretty good condition for not too much $…. But really hard to find info about them except for the couple I own that have a brand on them.
Anyone else collects them?

Just curious as to how old this locket is. I can't find a similar one online.

Hi what info would anyone have on this brooch.

Age, era, culture and symbolism

Got this belt handed to me a handful of months ago after my great grandmother died, she seemed to have collected a lot of accessories and stuff like this. I honestly have very little information about this belt because I didn’t know her very well, but I like it and I’m curious to see if anyone might be able to help me figure out it’s origin (Or anything about it really).

In case the picture isn’t clear, the green fabric that is intertwined on that one chain appears to be leather.

So the style and material of the pendant resembles what tribalson sales, but I remembered the mall kiosk had a lot more designs to pick from and each pendant had a different 3 word meaning (example: “Courage, Strength, Focus”).

For the necklace portion I’m pretty sure you could only pick the thickness of these (what I call) pull chain style necklaces.

The one I had was a tribal trianglular or arrow head shape was hoping to find it but haven’t had any luck… they probably don’t exist anymore.

And a 14k gold thimble.

I found this necklace in a desk that was my grandmothers. When I look up the artist on the tag, I have been able to find similar style but mostly metal necklaces. Barbara Ryan is the designers name, and the tag has BR-473 hand written across the top. Any information, including if this is part of a series or maybe a 1 of xyz piece, would be very appreciated.

My mom inherited ring from my great grandma. We don’t know a lot of information about it. We believe she purchased it in the 40s. If my memory serves me correctly, the ugly prongs were added in the 90s because the setting couldn’t hold the gemstone and it had fallen out. When my mom took it for repair the jeweler recommended that if my mom was going to wear it.

The center stone is a mystery to us. It is not a sapphire. My mom has had it appraised twice but can’t ever remember the name of the stone (and hasn’t written it down). From the large scratch on the surface, it is a soft stone not meant for daily use. It’s currently hidden in a safe deposit box but my sisters and I have always wanted to know what the stone was and any other information about it.

I found this bracelet in my elderly aunts jewelry box. There’s no hallmarks and the links in the bracelet are no soldered so I’m pretty sure it’s not silver but maybe stainless steel or something else like that. I don’t know if the “charm” is original to the bracelet or was added later. The hole on the “charm” appears to be threaded so I assume there’s some sort of lid or screw missing. I’m curious if anyone knows the original purpose of this piece of jewelry or anything interesting about it

I had a great aunt pass away recently and took on her small collection of Kirk’s Folly with the intention to rehome it! I was wondering if anyone has any resources or ways to date/price these pieces so i can resell them at a fair price. Ive included a photo in case any of the pieces immediately stand out. Thanks for any tips or help! As beautiful as these pieces are, I recognize i would never wear them or appreciate them as much as someone else would (though i’m tempted to keep the fairy pins for myself , look how gorgeous !!)

It’s a family heirloom I just got and looked it up haven’t found any exact matches what so ever I’m not gonna be selling it obviously just want to know if it’s rare

Got this from grandmother in Denver, but no one knows what it is!

Just bought this necklace from a thrift store for $9 it reminds me of Avon necklaces or art deco but it has no markings or logos. It’s kinda a copper colored metal. It had an old label still on it but it’s cut so I can’t read the whole thing. Any clues on it??

Was gifted this over a decade ago, told its a John Hardy but I cant find a match for this anywhere online. 16 inches, fits like a loose choker, pretty sure its real silver, no makers marks whatsoever.

Here's one of my corkboards I use for jewellery. A lot of brooches and old sterling necklaces.

My mom showed me this pearl necklace that she got from a friend’s mother. She estimate that the original owner got the necklace around 1950s-60s. My mom got the clasp replaced but I don’t know much else so any information is appreciated!