Things to Know About Specialty Stones Part 2

Discussion and examples of specialty stones that are used in vintage costume jewelry. Covers: Givre, textured, satin finishes, milk glass and moonglow!

[@tammyulgen6043]

I have sold a few pieces of that beautiful glass jewelry, but I never knew it's name was porphyry. Thank you so much!

[@tammyulgen6043]

I'm a collector and seller of vintage and contemporary jewelry. I'm binging all of these videos -thank you for sharing your knowledge! And.. @05:15 , the "funky little, inexpensive bracelet" is just adorable!

[@mjrotondi5086]

Keep them coming. I just found your videos, very informative.

[@trace-elementz1343]

Gosh your videos are GREAT! So many exquisite pieces in your collection; makes me so happy to see them, what a treat! Thank You!!!!

[@chapelhillvintagejewels]

Thank you, jewelry makes me smile too!!

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[@oldhippiegirl2137]

I really missed your videos and I was concerned for your health. I am glad to see that you are well.please take care of yourself. Thank you for another excellent video!

[@chapelhillvintagejewels]

I am fine, thank you. I will try to get back on track with more jewelry!

[@PrincessCasserole]

So excited to see another video from you. I’ve missed you. Milk glass looks so beautiful on.

[@chapelhillvintagejewels]

Hi there! What else do I need to cover? Any ideas?

[@PrincessCasserole]

Chapel Hill Vintage Jewels I still think a Ruby Lane video would be great for those that currently sell on other platforms because I’m interested. I also think collection videos can be helpful and interesting, like what do YOU wear on a daily basis and collect personally. Any designer is always helpful, I love those videos and or one talking about how you can research and unsigned piece and attribute it to a certain designer.

[@inminanajacob]

very informative channel ❤ thank u so much

[@chapelhillvintagejewels]

Please forgive the lighting issues we had. It is a new house and we need to figure out the best place to tape. We'll get better!

[@spicydamesvintagejewelryth2155]

Oh . Please don't apologize your teacher us great info. 🥰 Your doing great. I know how time consuming the setting up can be. You and your camera person are doing awesome.

[@glove483]

What a wealth of education you provide ! Thank You :) Would you happen to know of any vintage community jewerly groups or seminars that occur ? Would love to attend a Vintage Jewelry Convention of sorts if they are even available. ?? Thanks so Much Love From ..... Boston :)))

[@juanitabarganier7402]

I enjoy watching your piece

[@joannsmith9]

Enjoyed very much thanks

[@marlenemcmillan8891]

Very enjoyable and glad you are back with so much knowledge...love all the jewelry

[@nicholasnicholas5652]

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[@wendinovak4939]

Thank you so much for your knowledge-

[@francineseguin6780]

Hi Julie, Love your videos so informative. Would you please do a segment on Sherman jewelry? You are a terrific teacher. If you are ever in Montreal I would love to attend one of your lectures. Sincerely, Francine Séguin

[@nicholasnicholas5652]

Hello Francine, Nice to meet you here, Am so glad you're enjoying this video and also learning Alot also,Am Nicholas from California and you?

[@francineseguin6780]

@@nicholasnicholas5652 Hi Nicholas, I live in the suburbs of Montreal,Qc. Canada.

[@nicholasnicholas5652]

@@francineseguin6780 Okay, dear 😊 So Glad to meet you here.Do you mind if we establish a nice and better communication out of this platform,maybe we could talk more on hangout.

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@@francineseguin6780 Hope to hear from you soon.

[@NailsJamieBeeReSeller]

Enjoyed 😊❤

[@mwallace2337]

So nice to see a new video from you! I always enjoy and learn from your videos. The first givre set you show in section 2 is lovely, and I have a couple of variants myself. On the subject of incorrect listings, I have to say that these sets in particular are almost always falsely attributed to D&E/Juliana, so it was a pleasure to see it presented correctly here.

[@chapelhillvintagejewels]

I try but specialty stones are tough. I agree with you, way too much attributed to D&E Juliana!

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[@mycooljewelry5036]

Thank you so much for this informative video! Keep them coming. 😃☮️

[@chapelhillvintagejewels]

We will, thank you for the word of encouragement!

[@chemie125]

I love your series on specialty stones. Thank you for the wonderful and informative videos. Do you know the maker of the pink set at 5:59? I have a similar brooch in bicolor green and light blue glass stones.

[@janetwhyte368]

Hi I just found your channel and I’m so glad I did ! I’m learning a lot from you☺️

[@chapelhillvintagejewels]

Glad you found me! Make sure to subscribe so you get updates. There is a lot more to cover.

[@nicholasnicholas5652]

Hello 👋👋 Janet Am so glad am not the only one enjoying this video 😊😊, Nice to meet you here, Am Nicholas from California and you?

[@lorivee8121]

Just found your channel and am binge watching your videos. Lots of great information presented in an easily understandable manner! I hit the subscribe button and hope that you are still making these! I have one quick question - I am still a little confused about the difference between lava rock and nugget top stones. You said nugget top is pressed glass and I was wondering if lava rock stones were made the same way? And is the main difference being that lava rock stones are chunky all round whereas nugget tops are less textured and only on the top? Any clarification you could offer would be much appeciated! TIA!

[@chapelhillvintagejewels]

Hi Lori. Glad you are finding these useful. I will do more but they take a lot of time so going a bit slow lately. You described the difference between lava rock and nugget tops very well. They are likely made the same way but the lava rock is just that, very chunky all around. You explained it better than I did!!

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[@cherriberri7161]

Hello, I really enjoyed and learned a lot from this video. Am I wrong are you calling glass “stones”? I was getting confused because although I collect a lot of vintage jewelry I realized I know very little about the composition. Thank you so much for posting this video have a lovely day! 💖

[@chapelhillvintagejewels]

I am calling them stones, short for rhinestones. Not to be confused with minerals. Thank you for watching.

[@nicholasnicholas5652]

Hello 👋👋 Cherri Berri, Nice to meet you here, Am so glad you're enjoying this video ,Am Nicholas from California and you ?