Turning old jewelry into a work of art with Devy Walker

[@simplyvince1744]

The one issue is that sometimes an expensive piece of jewelry can lose all it's value when you take it apart. Just a general warning. Research it to see if it's worth something. I mean, I found a forty dollar pearl necklace at an antique fair for a buck so...

[@dorothydanridge]

The station banner at the bottom is so large you miss some of what she's doing.

[@anniep9871]

It was driving me nuts that the lady making the jewelry, calling them Pens instead of Pins

[@Bonstergirl1]

well you said jewelry instead of jewellery .. whats the difference

[@teerich2011]

I thought she was saying pendants. Either way was annoying

[@anniep9871]

@@Bonstergirl1 No I didnt, you spelled it wrong

[@ingerwilliams8659]

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[@cjedd9704]

I love jewelry, but a lot of her stuff was just too...Nomi Malone for me, lol.

[@Bonstergirl1]

wish ppl would stop spelling jewelry that way..its Jewellery.. you don't say, jeweler you spell it, jeweller with 2 LLs so needless to say Jewellery is that not the other.. Don't know which uneducated person in first came up with that, but they'd best learn english ..

[@Cordelia-again]

I know right, it's like when they spell it loose when they mean lose - drives me potty!

[@kcsunshine6122]

Jewelry is the standard spelling in the United States. Jewellry (with two l's) is typically used in the U.K. What was that you said about being "uneducated"?

[@kewlbeenz8099]

Sarah Jewelry only has one “L.” Jeweler also only has one “L.” You moron.

[@jant7881]

@@Cordelia-again It drives me nuts too.

[@jant7881]

@@kcsunshine6122 Bless her heart. She probably doesn't know any better. Poor thing.