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Chug And Red
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do you have a good pic of the back of it chug
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Outside light on a shady day is the best for these photos. It looks as if you have a piece of costume jewelry. Something for size reference is usually required like a quarter or a dime. We have to see the back to tell you any more about. My grandmother left me a ton of this stuff. Some are collectable.
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No gold in NY
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That's not a link. It is supposed to be another pic. The site did that to me one time so I just deleted the whole thing. If you click on it, it will say invalid attachment and some other hooey.
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Chug And Red
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Looks like a costume jewelry piece can be used as a pin or attached to a chain unsure of the metal might be gold plate over copper I zoomed in didn't see any marks not sure of the age of it hh chug
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I agree with Chug. I also saw no marks. It could be quality costume jewelry and the stones could be something other than colored glass.
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Welcome Trisi!
Just some general guidelines for posting photos. Big stuff, cellphone no problem but with a size reference. Jewelry and other small items where great detail is necessary to ID hallmarks and stones should be photoed outside on a overcast day shielded from direct sunrays by a shield made from an opaque milk jug. The devil is in the details, tripod mounted time delay photos on aperture priority settings will produce the best photos.
I can tell you from the photos I can see, when the stones are set into solid backed cups often the stones are foil backed aka Rhinestones. Cut glass with shiny reflectors glued on the backs.
The reflected hues are most likely the result of tinted reflectors.
In order to accurately evaluate jewelry, costume from high quality, we need accurate photos with hallmarks or any provenance available from owners or family members.
If you know a pawn broker who will evaluate your finds without a fee, use him first. If you have an item with documented or specific info show it to us and we'll try our best.
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Just some general guidelines for posting photos. Big stuff, cellphone no problem but with a size reference. Jewelry and other small items where great detail is necessary to ID hallmarks and stones should be photoed outside on a overcast day shielded from direct sunrays by a shield made from an opaque milk jug. The devil is in the details, tripod mounted time delay photos on aperture priority settings will produce the best photos.
I can tell you from the photos I can see, when the stones are set into solid backed cups often the stones are foil backed aka Rhinestones. Cut glass with shiny reflectors glued on the backs.
The reflected hues are most likely the result of tinted reflectors.
In order to accurately evaluate jewelry, costume from high quality, we need accurate photos with hallmarks or any provenance available from owners or family members.
If you know a pawn broker who will evaluate your finds without a fee, use him first. If you have an item with documented or specific info show it to us and we'll try our best.
Best wishes!
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Bigcypresshunter
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most likely glass
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mass produced modern safety catch
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