I was in Mexico on vacation back in the 80's with a friend of mine. It was a package deal where we stayed in Mexico City, Taxco and Acapulco. Taxco was the quaint little town back then. The streets were steep because it's up on the side of a mountain/hill. I'm not sure which they call it. We bought so much silver jewelry when we were there. Rings, bracelets, earrings and decorative pieces. Back then the peso exchange rate was low versus our dollars. We had so many pesos when we exchanged that it was crazy. Everything was so cheap that we ended up bringing pesos home with us. I have no idea where all my jewelry and such went, through the years, but I'm sure they would be worth a good penny now. The people that lived there were so welcoming and made us feel right at home. I'm sure it's changed since then but it was a great experience.
@@denisedavis4328 It hasn't changed so much - I sheltered there for several months during the worst of the pandemic, a very kind and welcoming community. The silversmith community was hit hard by the pandemic as the drop off in tourism led to a huge slow down in production. This year I hope to return and see it vibrant with the church and museum back open!
Hi Kat! I love these research videos, as they keep me on my toes when sourcing! Personally, I'd love to see a series on vintage ladies' accessories (hats, scarves, gloves, compacts, eyeglasses/sunglasses, belts, etc. ) Have a great week!
Hi Kat, One thing I noticed from this video is I need to be braver about auctions. I have an older Coro Jelly Belly fish that has rhinestones set into the clear lucite. Some of them are missing. I really need to fix it and auction her off !
Awesome stuff KitKat! The brooches videos are sooo my fav! You dug up Lots of designer names that I didn't even know existed! Thanks for making the series! You da Bomb 💣!
Thank you for taking your valuable time to do these research videos. Although brooches are my favourite, I COULD NOT pick a favourite. So many DIFFERENT ones! SO ENTERTAINING. LOVED IT!😊😊😊
Hi Kat! New subscriber here. I just inherited some brooches, and most of them are Jugendstil/Art Nouveau pieces. I suggest you do a special on this style. I think it could be spectacular! Keep up the good work! Loving your videos and learning a lot! Cheers
Since watching you I have learned alot, but have delt with jewelry my whole life, but while out shopping at a rehab for men and women that I've been using for a while,was looking through the stuff they brought in I pick up a beautiful brooch, beautiful but didn't know to much about it, took it home and kinda forgot about it for a few days,then pick it back up got my eye glasses out and found it's a Tarcari, wow ! With the crown.
Oh Wow! I appreciate your videos. Yesterday I found a Miriam Haskell faux pearl with crystals, gold tone wreath shaped brooch for $4.50. It was at a local thrift store at 70% off for Valentine's Day. I only recognized it because I watched one of your videos! Thank you so very much!
@@TheNurseFlipper I noticed you had two Native American pieces. They looked stunning! I live in Taos, New Mexico. I find old pawn silver and turquoise jewelry. Some of it isn't hallmarked or signed. But it is made of either coin silver or sterling. And they can appear worn or roughly made. For example, I found four 2 inch conchos for the grand sum of 10 cents. They look simply made but by hand, they are not hallmarked but they are worn with a nice patina. And they have that silver feel. So I tested them and they are sterling. They are probably close to 80 years old. Value is $100 each! I'm looking for 3 or 4 more to make into a belt for myself to enjoy. There is so much out there if you know what you want to find, you will. like you've said before. Anyways, hope that helps. Thanks again.
I'm binging your brooch vids! I haven't been on yt in a week or so- I've got lots to catch up on lol!! I'd love to see you do a research video on figurines or trinkets. Or trinket boxes... Or embroidered items... Any video really lol!
These are great videos always. Have you ever thought of doing one on fishing rods and lores? I always run into them but have no idea what to look for. I've sold a couple reels, they seem to go fast.
Jelly Belly jewelry was made predominantly during WWII because it was difficult to buy the metals. The government needed the metals for supplies so the jewelry manufacturers had to come up with a substitute, thus the jelly belly.
The green brooch is most likely Schreiner and not Weiss, as it has inverted marquis unfoiled stones. More could be revealed if we could see the back. The brooch appears layered. Many Schreiners are unsigned.
15 years ago I Used to find a lot of Florenza ... it's getting harder to find but it's out there. Those carved wood birds are great. I would never expect them to sell for that much. Love Joseff of Hollywood I never see any unfortunately. I wish there was database for all the unsigned jewelry out there.
Hello Kat, Can I suggest a video on items that have fallen out of fashion like tortoiseshell and ivory jewelry and accessories and their fluctuating prices, and current restrictions on them. Thanks for your videos!
Ivory is pretty well banned, so I don't recommend anyone selling it and wouldn't want to promote people listing as it coulld get them banned same with tortoise shell
I have a question. My mother passed away and now I am taking care of her estate. She has stacks of costume jewelry. In that there are several beautiful brooches. Alot of colored stones as well as rhinestones. However on most of them I can't find any markings. Does that mean they most likely aren't worth much? I know you can't give me a definitive answer but just in general. I love your videos. I just recently found you on RUclips and subscribed, so I am catching up whenever I get some time. Thanks for all your hard work.
Jennifer, In this case, I believe you are mistaken about the mispronunciation. There is a video: How to Pronounce Christian Lacroix? (CORRECTLY). The gentleman was French. You are correct about the Yves.
@@TheNurseFlipper i can't thank you enough. I really enjoy these. Although I was thinking today I don't know how you are able to look up these items on eBay already sold..any tips?I was trying to think of suggestions for your next research vids ,, but I see you already did one on necklaces..it's crazy what these people pay for costume jewelry.. whoever they are??I specialize in sterling so it's comical to me but intriguing as well
The grand tour piece isn’t lucite. It is likely black onyx. Lucite wasn’t even invented and black onyx was used with opals, mosaics, etc. Man I learn so much from your videos, thanks! I’m going to have my eye out for these….
25:30 - It's not Venice. Roofs are not covered in shingle in Venice. The architecture is not Italian, so are the boats. Most certainly Northern Europe, maybe Flemish.
I've been scrolling through all of your content and forgive me if I missed it, but have you done the lowdown on dolls? I found a shop with a huge clearance and I am dizzy from looking at all of them trying to figure out if any are worth reselling!!! Thanks for the tips on how to research this all!!!
Hi I just subscribed to your channel. And I subscribed. I inherited my Aunts jewelry costume and fine. Can you tell me where you find out how much to sell these brooches for? I have no where to start. Thank you
Thank you so much for another great video! They are so informative and helpful! 💗 I don’t know if this would be appropriate but I have a question. You mentioned that if something is gold and it is marked 750 that it indicates it is 18 karat gold. I found a beautiful Victorian style vanity tray that is in two pieces. The top part is glass or crystal and the bottom is some type of gold plated probably brass. But the gold is very shiny and it’s a beautiful piece. I actually thought about just keeping it and have had it a while handling it many times . I just noticed that the number 7500 is on the bottom in one corner. It is molded into the gold frame and raised. I’m just curious if you might have any idea what that would mean. I don’t think it’s anything very valuable. I have seen one sold as low as five dollars and I see one listed somewhere for 75 right now. I just want to learn what the marking means whether I decide to sell it or keep it. Any input would be appreciated by anyone who knows. Thank you so much.
I have read through the comments. Am I correct that when eBay sales go for “best offer accepted” you can’t know the actual amount paid but they are listed in order of actual sale price so you can tell the range they went for (I.e. more than the next confirmed sale price item)?
If you're wanting to sell bulk I would be interested if you're wanting closer to selling price then you would need to list yourself on ebay or similar. My email is thenurseflipper@yahoo.com if you want to sell as a lot
Oh Kat ive been selling for over 35 yrs. Ill be moving soon but in the meantime im soo done. Nothing here to buy. Having a problem with Whatnot too. When i get to the auctions they want a phone number which i give them. They never send me a code to get started? Soo frustrating.
@nurse flipper, I think it is important to be clear with viewers that items showing as sold for "best offer" could have sold for well over OR well under the listed price -- or they could have sold to a dummy bidder just to remove the listing. The only VERIFIED sales prices are the ones showing in GREEN. (The fad of listing Corningware for thousands of dollars should prove instructional.). When you say items sold for the listed price on a "best offer" it is very misleading.
There's no way to know the best offer price and I do watch to see if the item has been reposted indicating non payment. The offer prices fall in line in between two prices when sorted from highest to lowest so these are in the video in that order meaning they sold for more than the previous one I spoke about but lots than the following one.
Hi Linda I don’t know if this helps but there quite a few utube group videos on vintage jewelry. Just type in vintage jewelry in the search bar on you tube. I belong to a few of them and they are really great people!
Kat. Im still not able to get to bid on Whatnot. I got to the auction page then they wanted my phone no. When i typed it in to get a code it never showed up? Thx
should be eve st laurent sorry for being a a pronunciation nazi lol.....i have some nerve because when i was a teanager i use to pronounce it exactly the way it looks: Uvest st laurent 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 i know im a horrible girl just horrible lol
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Research idea: " Poison Rings" and/or vintage and antique rings
Hi - Los Ballesteros is the maker, Taxco is the name of the silver town in Mexico that it was produced in.
Thanks for the info!
I was in Mexico on vacation back in the 80's with a friend of mine. It was a package deal where we stayed in Mexico City, Taxco and Acapulco. Taxco was the quaint little town back then. The streets were steep because it's up on the side of a mountain/hill. I'm not sure which they call it. We bought so much silver jewelry when we were there. Rings, bracelets, earrings and decorative pieces. Back then the peso exchange rate was low versus our dollars. We had so many pesos when we exchanged that it was crazy. Everything was so cheap that we ended up bringing pesos home with us. I have no idea where all my jewelry and such went, through the years, but I'm sure they would be worth a good penny now. The people that lived there were so welcoming and made us feel right at home. I'm sure it's changed since then but it was a great experience.
@@denisedavis4328 that sounds amazing
@@TheNurseFlipper it was awesome.
@@denisedavis4328 It hasn't changed so much - I sheltered there for several months during the worst of the pandemic, a very kind and welcoming community. The silversmith community was hit hard by the pandemic as the drop off in tourism led to a huge slow down in production. This year I hope to return and see it vibrant with the church and museum back open!
Love this! Thank you for making these videos.
You're welcome!
Hi Kat! Taxco is a city in Mexico known for hundreds of years for their silver.
Fun Fact!! My wife worked with the Founder of Bakelite. Her First husband's company made pool.balls out of Bakelite😎
Very cool!
Hi Kat! I love these research videos, as they keep me on my toes when sourcing! Personally, I'd love to see a series on vintage ladies' accessories (hats, scarves, gloves, compacts, eyeglasses/sunglasses, belts, etc. ) Have a great week!
Ditto here 🙂
Great idea!
I do have one on linens and scarves already but might update it
Maybe linens? I always love watching you go through pillowcases and tea towels and hankies
I love watching your videos because they are educational on specific items and not only that but a broad range of products 😊
Thank you!
Hi Kat, One thing I noticed from this video is I need to be braver about auctions. I have an older Coro Jelly Belly fish that has rhinestones set into the clear lucite. Some of them are missing. I really need to fix it and auction her off !
Great tip!
Dalyon is adorable
Thank you
Thank You Kat 💞
You are so welcome!
Awesome stuff KitKat! The brooches videos are sooo my fav! You dug up Lots of designer names that I didn't even know existed! Thanks for making the series! You da Bomb 💣!
Yes some new ones to me too!
I love all your jewelry videos and thanks for being so informative
You are so welcome!
Thank you for taking your valuable time to do these research videos. Although brooches are my favourite, I COULD NOT pick a favourite. So many DIFFERENT ones! SO ENTERTAINING. LOVED IT!😊😊😊
Glad you like them!
thx, Kat
Hello Kat. Nice info on brooches.
Glad you like them!
And what makes this extra attractive is the easy shipping! I gotta find me some!!!
Yes for sure
Hi Kat! New subscriber here. I just inherited some brooches, and most of them are Jugendstil/Art Nouveau pieces. I suggest you do a special on this style. I think it could be spectacular! Keep up the good work! Loving your videos and learning a lot! Cheers
If they don't put it in the title they would be hard to find unfortunately
i love the art nouveau style.i'm always looking for it in 925 sterling silver or sometimes 800 silver.though it can come unmarked.,or say Sterling
@@nobleenchantpbkc8082 thanks for the info!
@@TheNurseFlipper I am glad to help.
Thank You so much for your help!
David Anderson bird pin is signed. Look under the pin stem in the middle
Thank you
I love these Brooch research videos!! My favorites!! Thankyou 😊
Glad you like them!
Since watching you I have learned alot, but have delt with jewelry my whole life, but while out shopping at a rehab for men and women that I've been using for a while,was looking through the stuff they brought in I pick up a beautiful brooch, beautiful but didn't know to much about it, took it home and kinda forgot about it for a few days,then pick it back up got my eye glasses out and found it's a Tarcari, wow ! With the crown.
Wonderful!
Please research vintage and antique fur clips ! I heard they go for lots of $’s
Hi cat love your videos I learn so much from them 😊
I'm so glad!
Oh Wow! I appreciate your videos. Yesterday I found a Miriam Haskell faux pearl with crystals, gold tone wreath shaped brooch for $4.50. It was at a local thrift store at 70% off for Valentine's Day. I only recognized it because I watched one of your videos! Thank you so very much!
Sounds great! Amazing find
@@TheNurseFlipper I noticed you had two Native American pieces. They looked stunning! I live in Taos, New Mexico. I find old pawn silver and turquoise jewelry. Some of it isn't hallmarked or signed. But it is made of either coin silver or sterling. And they can appear worn or roughly made.
For example, I found four 2 inch conchos for the grand sum of 10 cents. They look simply made but by hand, they are not hallmarked but they are worn with a nice patina. And they have that silver feel. So I tested them and they are sterling. They are probably close to 80 years old.
Value is $100 each! I'm looking for 3 or 4 more to make into a belt for myself to enjoy.
There is so much out there if you know what you want to find, you will. like you've said before.
Anyways, hope that helps. Thanks again.
Love your videos, thank you. YSL is pronounced eve San Lauren. X
Love love love all your research videos! I would love to see research videos on vintage purses, earrings, and vintage toys just a few ideas lol
Noted!
You are so wonderful for looking out for the kids are in need of soccer help I Pray that God will continue to bless you.
Thank you so much!
Wow! I was gifted some of those FUR CLIPS. I thought they were to be used on shoes. Learn something new all of the time. Thank you
You are so welcome!
Amazing video! Loved the cameo at the end. 🎉🎉
Yay! Thank you!
That's still is good money.
Another great video💖
Thank you! 🤗
Lots of fun!!! Thanks so very much. Best to you always.
Thank you! You too!
Another very fine, informative video. I'm a costume jewelry & brooch dealer. It also promotes fashion jewelry in general which is good.
Thanks for sharing!
I am watching your video and the Miriam Haskell earrings I bought last year popped up. Wish I had the brooch to go with it. Great info.
Ohhhh yes!
Thank you for another interesting video! Have a good upcoming week!
Thank you! You too!
Unbelievable, you do such a great job! Another great video. Thank You!
Thank you very much!
Love these videos! Appreciate the information and research you do!
Glad you like them!
I love your educational videos. Just a good learning opportunity for you from your French Canadian fan YVES is pronounced just like English EVE. Merci
Good to know!
FYI...Yves is pronounced "eev" and Vendome is pronounced without the "a" sound at the end.
Thanks!
Welcome!
I'm binging your brooch vids! I haven't been on yt in a week or so- I've got lots to catch up on lol!! I'd love to see you do a research video on figurines or trinkets. Or trinket boxes... Or embroidered items... Any video really lol!
I have one on trinket boxes! It's a good one
The name is right under the pin towards the middle (David Andersen)
He's from Norway his stuff sells well
Dalton is getting really good at soccer. 👏
Yes he's liking it a lot
Wow! super surprised by that Taxco brooch! I've sold a lot of Taxco cheap...will be looking it up next time! Thanks!
Any time!
Thank you Kat 🤗👏
You are so welcome!
Hi, I would like to learn about golf clubs. I love the brooch series. Thanks!
Hey Kat!! New to your channel!! LOVE the content and learning a Ton❤️❤️ Yves St. Larent pronounced YEEEVES SAN LA RON😎
Awesome! Thank you!
These are great videos always. Have you ever thought of doing one on fishing rods and lores? I always run into them but have no idea what to look for. I've sold a couple reels, they seem to go fast.
Great idea
Jelly Belly jewelry was made predominantly during WWII because it was difficult to buy the metals. The government needed the metals for supplies so the jewelry manufacturers had to come up with a substitute, thus the jelly belly.
Interesting thank you
People have more money than good sense!😂 Great video!
Hey if ya have it and enjoy them lol why not!
The green brooch is most likely Schreiner and not Weiss, as it has inverted marquis unfoiled stones. More could be revealed if we could see the back. The brooch appears layered. Many Schreiners are unsigned.
Love your videos. A little French… Eve San Loronn. Christian Lacwah.
Thank you
15 years ago I Used to find a lot of Florenza ... it's getting harder to find but it's out there. Those carved wood birds are great. I would never expect them to sell for that much. Love Joseff of Hollywood I never see any unfortunately. I wish there was database for all the unsigned jewelry out there.
Yes that would be great
Ooh yes please 😍💎💎✳️
Have about 4 or 5 of these videos now!
@@TheNurseFlipper I'll make sure to watch them all
I absolutely love these videos!!! Thank you Kat as ALWAYS! ❤
You are so welcome!
Hello Kat, Can I suggest a video on items that have fallen out of fashion like tortoiseshell and ivory jewelry and accessories and their fluctuating prices, and current restrictions on them. Thanks for your videos!
Ivory is pretty well banned, so I don't recommend anyone selling it and wouldn't want to promote people listing as it coulld get them banned same with tortoise shell
I just found a Florenza choker in my retirement pile. I had never heard of the maker.
Nice!
Great video as always🥰thank you
You are so welcome
Great pieces
Glad you like them!
I think the Anderson brooch is marked, but it's super hard to see it, center back & under the pin.
yves - sounds like eve - its a french name
Where was Dalton? He is priceless!!! Hello Dalton!
Lol he wants to come on for some but not all
I can’t believe how high these brooches go with such short title names!
Lol lol lol yes I know
Thanks for the research video very informative 👍
Glad it was helpful!
I have a question. My mother passed away and now I am taking care of her estate. She has stacks of costume jewelry. In that there are several beautiful brooches. Alot of colored stones as well as rhinestones. However on most of them I can't find any markings. Does that mean they most likely aren't worth much? I know you can't give me a definitive answer but just in general. I love your videos. I just recently found you on RUclips and subscribed, so I am catching up whenever I get some time. Thanks for all your hard work.
It really depends some might just not be marked but still valuable I'm not great at identifying unmarked myself though
Thanks kat! Haven't been on bc my son passed away. I'm still 💔
I'm very sorry for your loss
Love your videos!
Glad you like them!
Need a Kat’s Treasure Hunting Video, miss them so much!
Me too!😊😊😊
Should have one tomorrow
FANTASTIC!
Oh yay! So excited. Found a good teacup Kat…hope it works for me.
@@isoldelippens6670 yay
La "croy", not craw. Just fyi
Also fyi: Yves is pronounced in French as "Eve". I do love learning from your videos
Jennifer, In this case, I believe you are mistaken about the mispronunciation.
There is a video: How to Pronounce Christian Lacroix? (CORRECTLY).
The gentleman was French.
You are correct about the Yves.
@Lilly Bits in America it is pronounced like I first said, La croy. In France it is La qua. My mistake.
Still not la craw.
Thank you!!!
You're welcome!
Thank you Very much!
You're welcome!
@@TheNurseFlipper i can't thank you enough. I really enjoy these. Although I was thinking today I don't know how you are able to look up these items on eBay already sold..any tips?I was trying to think of suggestions for your next research vids ,, but I see you already did one on necklaces..it's crazy what these people pay for costume jewelry.. whoever they are??I specialize in sterling so it's comical to me but intriguing as well
@@nobleenchantpbkc8082 you just search the word and filter high to low and click completed and sold
The grand tour piece isn’t lucite. It is likely black onyx. Lucite wasn’t even invented and black onyx was used with opals, mosaics, etc. Man I learn so much from your videos, thanks!
I’m going to have my eye out for these….
Thanks for the info!
25:30 - It's not Venice. Roofs are not covered in shingle in Venice. The architecture is not Italian, so are the boats. Most certainly Northern Europe, maybe Flemish.
Thank you for information
Welcome!
What about leopard brooches? Are they a good investment?
Some brands are good
I've been scrolling through all of your content and forgive me if I missed it, but have you done the lowdown on dolls? I found a shop with a huge clearance and I am dizzy from looking at all of them trying to figure out if any are worth reselling!!! Thanks for the tips on how to research this all!!!
I have not as the big majority aren't worth much, but maybe I'll do one!
What do you know about Hayes signed jewelry? I cannot find anything about it. I have a Hayes brooch and have found 1 other on Ebay
I'm not familiar sorry: (
Hi I just subscribed to your channel. And I subscribed. I inherited my Aunts jewelry costume and fine. Can you tell me where you find out how much to sell these brooches for? I have no where to start. Thank you
These are all on ebay I suggest researching the exact brooch on ebay and look at sold listings to see what they're selling for
Thank you so much for another great video! They are so informative and helpful! 💗 I don’t know if this would be appropriate but I have a question. You mentioned that if something is gold and it is marked 750 that it indicates it is 18 karat gold. I found a beautiful Victorian style vanity tray that is in two pieces. The top part is glass or crystal and the bottom is some type of gold plated probably brass. But the gold is very shiny and it’s a beautiful piece. I actually thought about just keeping it and have had it a while handling it many times . I just noticed that the number 7500 is on the bottom in one corner. It is molded into the gold frame and raised. I’m just curious if you might have any idea what that would mean. I don’t think it’s anything very valuable. I have seen one sold as low as five dollars and I see one listed somewhere for 75 right now. I just want to learn what the marking means whether I decide to sell it or keep it. Any input would be appreciated by anyone who knows. Thank you so much.
I'm not familiar with 7500 but I would research it on Google and perhaps buy a acid testing kit to test it if it is actual gold
Florenza prices seem to be all,over the place from $20 to hundreds are certain style brooches more valuable?
It is dependent on the individual piece
👍😄
I have read through the comments. Am I correct that when eBay sales go for “best offer accepted” you can’t know the actual amount paid but they are listed in order of actual sale price so you can tell the range they went for (I.e. more than the next confirmed sale price item)?
That is correct!!!
I thought brooches were not currently in-style
I have tons of florenza and Weiss from 1942 earrings, brooches, and bracelet jewelry. Who would I contact for someone interested in buying them?
If you're wanting to sell bulk I would be interested if you're wanting closer to selling price then you would need to list yourself on ebay or similar. My email is thenurseflipper@yahoo.com if you want to sell as a lot
How can you identify Alfred Philippe - TRIFARI.
Unfortunately I'm not sure
Oh Kat ive been selling for over 35 yrs. Ill be moving soon but in the meantime im soo done. Nothing here to buy. Having a problem with Whatnot too. When i get to the auctions they want a phone number which i give them. They never send me a code to get started? Soo frustrating.
Maybe make a new account with another email maybe you mis typed it the first time
@@TheNurseFlipper ill check. Tu
@nurse flipper, I think it is important to be clear with viewers that items showing as sold for "best offer" could have sold for well over OR well under the listed price -- or they could have sold to a dummy bidder just to remove the listing. The only VERIFIED sales prices are the ones showing in GREEN. (The fad of listing Corningware for thousands of dollars should prove instructional.). When you say items sold for the listed price on a "best offer" it is very misleading.
There's no way to know the best offer price and I do watch to see if the item has been reposted indicating non payment. The offer prices fall in line in between two prices when sorted from highest to lowest so these are in the video in that order meaning they sold for more than the previous one I spoke about but lots than the following one.
I have a couple things I cannot find anywhere wondering if you cam help me out
I recommend old things thrifters and pickers group on Facebook they're wonderful at helping to identify
Can you please tell me is there any value in the very old 45 vinyls ?
It depends on the individual one overall, most are not, but some could be if rare
@@TheNurseFlipper thank you ❤️
Question: I looked up the Haunted Brooch and it looks like it sold twice or there were two. I am a bit confused?
It probably wasn't paid for the first time and was re listed
Hi flipper
Hello
Isn’t it Christian LaCROY?
Just want to make sure I’m pronouncing it right. Been saying LaCROY and so far no one has laughed at me yet lol.
From what a comment said French it is la craw
How do you find people who are interested in costume jewelry? Are there certain groups?
Hi Linda I don’t know if this helps but there quite a few utube group videos on vintage jewelry. Just type in vintage jewelry in the search bar on you tube. I belong to a few of them and they are really great people!
@@janetwhyte368 thank you! That helps a lot.😋
These are all sales on ebay
@@TheNurseFlipper Thank you! This really helps.
Kat. Im still not able to get to bid on Whatnot. I got to the auction page then they wanted my phone no. When i typed it in to get a code it never showed up? Thx
email support@whatnot.com and tell them the problem hopefully it helps
@@TheNurseFlipper ive ask for their help before but no reply. Ill try again
@@gardendaisy yeah normally they're good about responding
@@TheNurseFlipper will try tomorrow. Thx
Ankle and feet jewelry?
Possibly, not sure how much there is to be honest but I'll check it out!
should be eve st laurent sorry for being a a pronunciation nazi lol.....i have some nerve because when i was a teanager i use to pronounce it exactly the way it looks: Uvest st laurent 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 i know im a horrible girl just horrible lol
Look at email please
Thanks!
No problem! Thanks so much for the super thanks!