A lady sold me a couple gallon zip lock bag full of jewelry with some clothes a couple weeks ago... Just now going thru it and this Sterling Trifari dress clip was in the mix. I've never had sterling Trifari before, would this have originally been a set? Are these hard to find ? I only see one feebay listing currently...

Trying to get comfortable at buying lots of jewelry from folks on FB. I typically request a pic of what the seller has, but struggle when they ask me how much I would pay them by the pound. Do you offer a flat rate to folks for their lots or do you truly get out the scale and weigh the goods? How do you arrive at your per lb price? What's a good average per lb for an assortment of modern and vintage? I want to be fair to a seller but want to be savvy too.

Hoping you can help me price these pieces. In the early 70s (don’t do the math!) I purchased several pieces from a local shop in San Diego CA. Based on my research, it’s Navajo and probably made by Lee Friday. Larger one is 66g, smaller 26g. Acid test is brown 800 silver. All pieces are marked LF in a circle. I have other similar pieces. Any info is greatly appreciated.

I picked up this phenomenal Monies Gerda Lynggard Copper and resin or plastic massive necklace at a flea market yesterday. It’s marked 1988. Research for price is all over the place. I was thinking pricing it at $475. Too high or too low? Thank you everyone.

What do you think about this lot? Say it is 500pc of resalable rhinestone jewelry. Would you pay $500? If you average even $3 per item, you would 3x your purchase price, but it would take 3 shows. Is $10ea average sale attainable? Would you get rhinestone fatigue? Would your viewers get rhinestone fatigue? Would it not matter because you're doing 10sec sudden death $3 and go free shipping? This could be an interesting lot to use to try a speed show. Show and go. Sudden death, don't stop to breathe. Just make sales and blow out the stink... https://ebay.us/m/nV4rXS