Art Nouveau Jewelry Overview and Identification Tips - Sundae Brunch Replay 23/07/23

Every second Sunday you are invited to a live Sundae Brunch on KZbin!
The purpose of this live & interactive series is to cover topics including: jewelry sourcing, jewelry identification tips, and how to research and care for our pieces. We'll also take look at some of my vintage and antique jewelry finds.
This is the thirteenth episode, features an Art Nouveau Jewelry overview with tips on the identification pendants and lavalier necklaces. We'll discuss the evolution in styles, materials and fabrication techniques, as well as the overlaps and commonalities of the Arts and Crafts movement with the Art Nouveau, Belle Epoque and Edwardian periods.
No Sundae Brunch would be complete without our "spot the listing error" segment, and we will wrap things up with a live treasure hunt!
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[@lisacrandall409]

Another fantastic presentation, thanks Jen! 💝

[@sundaebaubles]

Thank you, Lisa! 💕

[@mistywallace820]

The video is foggy looking, I am new but so far loving your videos! Lots of great educational information. Thank you. ❤ love from Birmingham Alabama 😊

[@sundaebaubles]

Welcome, Misty! ❤ If there are any topics you are hoping to see covered, please let me know!

[@ГЛАЗАМИДИЛЕТАНТКИ]

Great presentation, many thanks!

[@sundaebaubles]

Thank you for watching! ❤

[@marlenemcmillan8891]

So well presented and what a lot to.learn..thanks for sharing

[@sundaebaubles]

☺ Glad you enjoyed it!🍨😘

[@marlenemcmillan8891]

Missed the live..now watching

[@sundaebaubles]

Hi Marlene, thank you so much for watching! ❤

[@marlenemcmillan8891]

Are you saying the lavalier is attached to a chain as one piece ?

[@sundaebaubles]

Hi Marlene, yes - traditionally a lavalier is all one piece, where the pendant is attached to the chain, and not removable. (Many people choose to use this term interchangeably which causes confusion!)

[@sarahleach9997]

My grandmother gave me her necklace with the dangleseed pearl.She was born in 1904.She said that if you have a seed pearl on it you were single and eligble to marry.if the pearl was missing you were already married.

[@sundaebaubles]

Hello Sarah, thanks for watching and thank you so much for sharing this! I love learning these past traditions (often lost over time). It is common to find these necklaces missing a dangle pearl, and it could help explain why! 💖

[@marlenemcmillan8891]

Beautiful lavaliers you showed.. I guess weight doesn't matter since none were shown

[@sundaebaubles]

Thanks Marlene! What do you mean by weight?

[@marlenemcmillan8891]

@@sundaebaubles how many grams each piece weighs....

[@sundaebaubles]

@@marlenemcmillan8891 I understand what you mean now 😄 Multiple factors go into the price of an item, including condition, quality, materials, workmanship, scarcity/rarity and desirability. When I'm buying fine jewelry (particularly gold), I like to consider the item's weight so that I understand what the raw material value is, compared to the asking price. The reason for this is because gold is a commodity, so to closer you buy to the current price per gram, the better value it is for me as a buyer. That said, I am willing to "pay up" for high quality pieces, scarce antiques, and special hard to find pieces. I'll be doing a video to talk about prices in the future :)

[@marlenemcmillan8891]

@@sundaebaubles great explanation.thanks kindly

[@sundaebaubles]

@@marlenemcmillan8891 my pleasure ! ♥️

[@repurposedart9897]

When the camera is on you.. it is not a clear.. Great video

[@sundaebaubles]

Thanks for watching & your feedback! I hope to upgrade my camera soon 😉

[@Agapetarot]

I see a lot of influence from Botticelli in these designs

[@sundaebaubles]

Good eye, I see what you mean! ❤

[@annasuszczenia6399]

#win

[@sundaebaubles]

Thank you for watching! ❤️

[@rachelterrier]

I am 99% sure that the Eva W.H. Locket is the same one that was stolen from my grandmothers house in a burglary about 7 years ago. This was in Tallahassee. That Locket belonged to my great great grandmother (my grandmother’s grandmother, Eva Morgan. She was born Eva Sandlin. She died in childbirth in 1874 having my great grandfather. I’m going to try find a picture of her wearing it to confirm this.

[@sundaebaubles]

Thank you so much for watching, and also for sharing this terrible story. Please email me at [e-mail] - I would like to connect with you.

[@katiejo1095]

Your map of 1900 shows Alaska as USA. So it is not.

[@sundaebaubles]

Thanks for watching & commenting, good eye! 👏 I can see how this could be confusing; although Alaska was purchased from Russia in 1867, it only became a territory in 1912, and a state in 1959.