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53 contributions to Jewelry IQ with Threefortytwo
TIP TUESDAY ALERT + Announcement
New video is live below! The angle today is how to improve appetite/interest during your live show by doing 'more of this, less of that...' Try to have fun while you're selling, it helps you stay in a creative groove and boosts engagement. 😎 Announcement: Our private Whatnot show for October will be Thur 10/29, plus there is an incentive to join free this month for new initiates, please read on 👁️🫦👁️ How is that for a heads up? I'm getting better..😂 We have a scrumptious Sterling + VTG rhinestone jewelry cocktail lined up for all Premium & VIP Skool members for Thursday, October 29th at 8:00 PM EST. The PRIVATE LINK will be emailed to you on Wednesday the 28th from my email: [email protected], please check spam or DM me if you don't receive it! Now what's the incentive? If you are a NEW Premium registrant between now and the 29th, I will refund your first month membership fee. Simply DM me your PayPal or Venmo info with a message stating "I signed up, Playboy" (or similar silly comment) and I will send you $19 forthwith. Then, if you find this is not what you had in mind or you weren't able to steal something of great value at the private monthly event, simply cancel at any time and move on with your life, and I sincerely appreciate you trying it out! 🫶🏻 I've had some wonderful private conversations with members recently and I love helping people either get on track or stay on track. You certainly don't have to be a Premium member to talk shop with me, but know that I sure do appreciate it. I will always try to get to everyone. If I miss a DM here or there, send me another on a different platform or zip me an email. November is going to explode on Whatnot with a flurry of new accounts, both buyers and sellers, and I know Whatnot has major celeb collaboration in the works which will drive significant traffic over black Friday/cyber Monday weekend. Schedule your shows NOW!! 📈📈📈 This is written with infinite appreciation and gratitude, and fondly NOT with the help of any AI,
TIP TUESDAY ALERT + Announcement
1 like • 24d
Great tips as always! I always benefit from your pep talks and wisdom.
Best “first show” advice for a newb?
Hi, I’m Mel! Thanks for letting me hang around. :) I’ve been selling vintage and antique clothing for 20+ years- 4 years on WN, mostly in Y2K- but just now dipping my toe into jewelry. I scheduled some shows, but I’m feeling a bit nervous - like I’ve been cramming for a giant test for the past month. (It’s weird having to basically start over with something that involves a lot of technical expertise, which I obviously don’t have.) I bought some start-up tools- presidium pen, acid kit, etc.- but things might be a bit messy for a while as I find my footing. Any amazing advice for someone doing their first show in the category under these circumstances? I’d love to not faceplant (although if I do it wouldn’t be the first time). 😂🙏
1 like • Sep 11
@Melanie Gillis I completely agree with Theresa.
Juliana?
I am going to list this brooch on ebay. I am not sure if it is a Juliana brooch. I don't want to misrepresent the item in my listing. Any help with identifying it is appreciated.
Juliana?
4 likes • Sep 11
Hi Marie, its a lovely brooch but not Juliana. The pin construction is incorrect to be a Juliana. For the future, you might want to check out IsitjulianaJewelry.com where you can search for your items.
Estate Sale Jewelry
Here are some photos of an upcoming auction. Do you see anything great? What should I offer.on these lots?
Estate Sale Jewelry
4 likes • Aug 3
The gold tone jewelry lot is very desirable for folks interested in the 70's/80s disco era. Personally, I would offer $60 for that lot as I counted the number of pieces and you can easily triple your money (depending on your starting bids). Also, the older pieces lot (the one with a couple of sash brooches) looks really appealing. Again, depending on what you plan to do as a starting bid, I would suggest counting the pieces and determining where you want to be on your cost per item.
First show - picking items
Setting up trays for my 1st show. Have a wide assortment- sterling, vintage, figurals, bracelets, necklaces, rings etc. How many pieces should I prepare? Any tips on picking pieces would be appreciated.
1 like • Aug 1
When I first started, I only did 2 trays of each category (i.e. 2 brooches, 2 necklaces, 2 bracelets, 2 earrings.) Rings were always separate. As you ramp up, after a while you will probably need more depending on how long/how many pieces you plan to run.
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