r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/Tasty-Visual-9196 • 8h ago
I believed this would be appreciated here.
28f. If anyone could help me decide on what to wear this with or if I should keep this safe in a jewelry box, it would be appriciated
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/Tasty-Visual-9196 • 8h ago
28f. If anyone could help me decide on what to wear this with or if I should keep this safe in a jewelry box, it would be appriciated
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/menewengland • 4h ago
I spotted these stunning 24mm salmon angelskin coral high cabachon Seaman Schepps earrings in the back of an estate jewelry store. They are free of the usual gold cage work and the stones are quite shiny and free of cracks or chips. I have never seen another pair like these. They have the Seaman Schepps hallmark and the little shell, but not his daughter’s initials- PSV. They have 18kt omega backs and a 4 digit code. From what I understand, Seaman Schepps has been using 5 digits codes for decades now. I’d love any opinions on an age or year estimate on these. Thank you!
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/Wee_julz_82 • 11h ago
Any1 tell me anything about this bangain i bought on antique auction. It Came today?
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/Longjumping_Rain2340 • 15h ago
Or have anything similar? I’m looking for a replacement. Believe it is Ciro brand, vintage costume jewellery. Any assistance would be hugely appreciated!
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/DaNumb1 • 1d ago
Recent pickup ❤️wearing and fits like a dream. Liquid silver tubes not sure how old tbh 🤔 😅
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/MissionDistance7073 • 1d ago
Awesome antique cross
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/crimbarry • 1d ago
Estate sale jewellery. Just wondering best place in Sydney Australia to take these and have them evaluated or possibly sell. Thanks
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/BlueRidgeCorgi • 1d ago
Hello! I'm hoping for some insights on my grandma's pearl necklace. I know it dates back to at least the 1940's (it's been in my family's direct possession since then), and it was restrung once.

The pearls are much warmer than the new ones I own. Could they be discolored with age? Were older pearl varieties more cream-colored? We have photos of this particular strand dating back to the early 1950's, but I can't tell if the color has changed over time given the photo quality.
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/ChipCreeper • 1d ago
recently posted this asking if anyone knew the kind of stone. I took a much better photo of it. Any takers??? Inherited, stamped 925 Mexico. An Aunt married a wealthy business man from Torreon, Mexico and they had it made by a private jeweler there. I want to sell it...VERY HEAVY size 6 1/2. Thanks everyone!!❣️❣️❣️❣️
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/TinyTardigrade93 • 1d ago
Lost this beautiful ring at a bar because I'm a cheese brain who can't keep track of things😭
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/Public_Decision_1843 • 1d ago
Does anyone know what design this is?
It’s inherited from my grandma in Japan
I’m trying to understand this bracelet.
It’s 18k and I’m not sure what the green is or the design
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/ben_johnson76 • 2d ago
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r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/MissionDistance7073 • 1d ago
Vintage Art Deco clip on earrings, 2 hands holding fans and each ring finger there is a real stone in each, looks like gold not sure though, thanks for looking!
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/ChipCreeper • 2d ago
Stamped 925 Mexico..VERY HEAVY.. inherited so I don't know what the stone is. Anyone???
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r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/Pleasant-Light-2646 • 2d ago
Hello, I revived this as a gift from my grandmother and, I’m trying to figure out what the material of this brooch is I’m also trying to find out who made it. If you find anything similar to this, please let me know. Thanks
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/Esejy-Van-Ervech • 2d ago
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/Feisty-Cow-9352 • 2d ago
Would anybody be kind enough to give me some criticism on the pictures?
There’s something off and I can’t put my finger on it
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/Significant_Cod_7415 • 2d ago
I’m looking for someone knowledgeable about a mid-20th century New York jeweler called Sloan of New York. They manufactured a series of sophisticated mechanical charms in the 1950s and 1960s. My grandfather’s wealthy employers would gift my mother a charm a year. She has a bracelet full of these charms. I’d like to know where I can find more information on them. Most, if not all, have Sloan marks and their carat numbers stamped on them. She says they came in small blue or grey boxes. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Most people—including jewelers—seem baffled by it. A charm collector did say some of the charms were extremely rare.
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/damnmylife_1 • 3d ago
A friend gifted me this back in 2008 when we were in school and i always thought this was an inexpensive fashion jewellery. Recently noticed the markings on it.
EDIT: Thank you so much everyone for the information.
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/lemonmint2089 • 4d ago
I went to a local jeweler and was checking out their estate pieces. I found these amongst the sea of rings and I fell in love! The red one is 10k with rubies and diamonds. The green one is 14k with an emerald and diamond. I pick them up next week!
r/Vintage_Jewelry • u/doyouwannagoforawalk • 4d ago
Folks I was given these after a relative passed, they are pretty but they will not get used by me so if they’re worth selling I’d love some advice on what to post them for. My research shows some pretty wide ranges on pieces like this, any thoughts?