You're at an estate sale and both brooches are gorgeous, colorful, statement pieces and they are both $40. One is Joan Rivers and the other is Heidi Daus. Which one are you buying and why? Both is an acceptable answer but it is a cop-out 😂

It seems I have been sorting jewelry forever got my spot in my loft ready. I am still trying to think of a logo and a name. My husband is the artist . I have jewelry everywhere. I am nervous but I love jewelry and I love people. I have been off from my nursing career because of bad back and left hip . I miss being around people miss the patient I don't miss the dysfunction and politics in the medical community. It's all my Mom's fault my Jewelry addiction LOL she was my partner crime shopping buddy. I absolutely know she is still with me and guiding me thru this journey.

This one is for Whatnot sellers. There is a new classroom activity available for all members. It showcases a clever way to send more notifications to customers right after you go live. Let me know if you have any questions! Big week upcoming on Whatnot! Hefty jewelry shows prepped for Monday and Tuesday nights. Then, THIS WEDNESDAY, I am beyond excited to host a "dealer only" private Whatnot auction that I intend to offer on a once per month basis to Premier Skool members. Free shipping, $1 starts and 10 second sudden death auctions on excellent jewelry, and free jewelry for anyone with a label. This will be a non-discoverable show and I truly hope it will be worth your while, with legitimate wholesale and under prices. ❤️❤️ Go here if you want to get in: http://skool.com/jewelryiq/plans Link won't work? Try laptop/PC Drop your upcoming shows this week below 👇🏻 👇🏻

Hey there all you jewelry experts! My apologies if this has already come up but... I frequently come across pieces that appear to have value, but I struggle with identifying the maker’s marks or signatures, especially when they are small, partial, or worn. Are there any resources, reference guides, or strategies you recommend for researching maker’s marks beyond the usual Google image searches (which I've found is accurate maybe 0.6% of the time) I’m especially interested in learning better techniques for identifying unfamiliar or partial marks on sterling and vintage pieces. Any advice or reference materials would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!

You've got a bill to spend... What are you buying?