Hi friends, I am researched out. The disks are Bakelite, but I have no clue. Mid century’s? Homemade? 1990s? Designer? Any and all help is greatly appreciated. Thank you all so much.

I need some help friends. Nettie Rosenstein- Bakelite tomato? Has an issue with the stem and a little touch up on top. It’s pretty hefty and about 2”. I have searched and can’t find anything. Help please.

Hi all! I only sell jewelry on WN, as squeakycheeselady. Please bookmark and visit my show on Tuesday April 7th at 2 PM central. Bakelite, brooches, bracelets, a few sterling rings, crafting materials, buttons, etc. Thank you!

https://ebay.us/m/1aQ6cb - Very interesting thick silver(tone?) mid century necklace with blue pendant. 3 or 4 quality 40s-60s rings. Appears to be two antique stick pins. If one is gold, I'd hope for the seed pearl stick. They are open to offers. https://ebay.us/m/7nMb4M - Joanie Reisen found this lot. Looks like an easy flip. Decent mosaic and the victorian agate is nice, even with some wear. https://ebay.us/m/ePNO9g - Necklace in the middle with the round pendant looks worth the entire purchase price. Some other earring maybes in there. Most of the necklaces are rubbish, but seems like an easy buy at 20 bucks.

Well, half rant, half advice. Plain and simply put, I'm tired of watching new people or less knowledgeable jewelry people eat shit sandwiches from experienced individuals in this industry. It's just jewelry. It's not a secret recipe. It's not saving anyone's life, and it certainly doesn't make you better than the next guy/gal. Just be kind. Yes, you studied for 30 years, congratulations. I hope I'm not like you when I reach the same point. If jewelry makes you feel poorly toward other people or makes you want to be negative, then maybe you should consider a different hobby until you're ready to act like a respectable/respectful person. XO, Brad