Jewelry Testing Demonstration & How You Price Them To SELL!

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  @amsimms77 · 3 years ago

  This video came on after what I had been watching. I had to turn around from my work desk to watch. I have to compliment you for having the absolute best video for testing gold. You taught me a few things! There are a lot of people out there not being clear on things and showing things incorrectly. Thank you for having the best teaching tool for testing gold. Well done.

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  @alisamooshoflove4288 · 3 years ago

  The face pendants... are only a smidge terrifying 😅

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  @Sonia-ju6po · 2 years ago (edited)

  The hand is called a FÍGA to ward off evil.

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  @skilgore9579 · 3 years ago

  Thank you for the demonstration on testing gold. I’ve had a kit and a bag of jewelry for about 7 years and was stymied as how to use it until your demo today. Appreciate it very much.

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  @lindaritz3255 · 3 years ago

  If I’m not mistaken, that little compartmented box that you have is either Chinese or Japanese. It’s for the gentleman to wear around their waist as a Wallet of sorts. Back when they wore the robes, they had no pockets in them, and this is what they kept their valuables in. I wish I could remember more, but that’s about it.

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  @lisaliv2585 · 3 years ago

  my scratch test coming in today..comments said it had no directions. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO. You are such a valuable resource for this community.   Amazing cousin.

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  @reeset2198 · 3 years ago

  I love that you know what you're talking about but occasionally mispronounce things! That's someone who does their reading! Very charming!

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  @dariakelly6817 · 3 years ago

  Thanks Rusty, always love to hear your enthusiasm.   That last item seems to be a lacquer belt or Japanese obi sash ornament for men.  Then there would be a netsuke carving of an animal made from a hard nut or other stone or ivory.   Used on Japanese Kimono-  Inro box for the belt.

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  @rosannakirkland · 3 years ago

  So excited I made your video, at least my Ebay listing did. You showed my Giovanni Rose Brooch, and pointed it out. Love it! I watch you all the time and love your channel!

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  @desertedenblooms · 3 years ago (edited)

  The last object is an " inro '  it is a traditional Japanese case for holding small objects, suspended from the obi (sash) worn around the waist when wearing a kimono. n the 19th Century, Japanese people used to carry small objects, such as seals and medicines, in a small lacquered box known as an inro. The inro was attached to the waist via a cord. On this cord was a bead (an ojime) and a carved figure (a netsuke) that were used as fasteners. WORTH $60 TO 5600 DOLLARS.

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  @alfonsoalfonso647 · 3 years ago

  The Hand is a FIGA Charm. They are considered Good Luck charms. They sell quickly, but not that expensive. You'll probably get around &40-$50.

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  @dellie5614 · 3 years ago

  Thank you for the information!  So happy you are willing to share your knowledge!

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