Yes this jeweler is a font of knowledge, so appreciated. But the real stars of the gem pieces are the relatives who acquired these pieces. Oh my what taste and fortuitous purchases. Try finding such gems today, nearly impossible. Thx so much for bringing them to light.
It always amazes me the craftsmanship, beauty, but also the dual functionality of many Victorian pieces of jewelry! Stunning, yet practical. Those jade pieces are lovely!
It's his job though...😊 But he did simpify the fourth item(s). That was a demi parure. A complete one would consist of earrings, necklace, bracelet(s), ring(s), brooch(es), and likely a tiara... Barbara Hutton style.
I find it interesting that so many Brits date things according to Monarch reign - I'm going to start doing it with American Presidents and see how well it works... "This piece dates back to James K. Polk!" :)
the emerald necklace does not have tin foil , For a bright base for the emeralds and old diamonds was done with polished fine silver which does not oxidize . 😎 retired jeweler
Even in the 30s? Is fine silver 100% silver as opposed to the 92.5%? Sorry to pick your ear, I used to be a jewellery store clerk (just in a mass produced/chain store) so always find this kind of thing very interesting as I would have always rather worked in a boutique or antique jewellers.
@@AH-te5gsits probably to do more with the rights to post up newer content online because the tv channels in multiple countries still have broadcasting rights.
Things must be very different in the UK from the U.S. My inherited pieces had to be appraised for probate, and all the jewelry had to be appraised for insurance.
I don’t think they have a lot of footage as videos were very limited. I always look forward to the full hour listing but they always sneak in old footage. As good as this show is youed think they would have more the ratings had to be great just bad marketing probably
I would accept his opinion in court as factual since all others have died and he has dedicated his life to research out of love of his work, not fame nor fortune.
I'd love to know the prices in reference to what gold is worth now and inflation. There's not a chance in hell you'd pay anything close to 900 for the necklace at 12:28.
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Africans had all of this and still do, they sell it, just like they sold their own people. Look at South Africa, now free from the tyranny of Apartheid and white rule only to become a complete failure. They had FOURTY YEARS of black rule in South Africa AFTER they threw out the whites and it is only worse off than it was in the 80s now. Were blacks exploited and subjugated? Yes, but they also cannot seem to govern themselves properly when left to their own means. Kind of like Cuba, Venezuela, Mexico, and all of Africa and even many cities in America they all said they were being exploited by the Whites but when they evict the whites and govern themselves, they got less or worse. Meet the new boss, worse than the old boss. What was the name of that successful black ruled country that has no white involvement? Yeah, no such thing. If Black ruled African nations were so great then American blacks would be fleeing to Africa and that has NEVER happened. Well, there was Liberia and that also failed.
they are very low always on jewellery prices ! = ive watched for over 20 years = under valued = i bet they tried to buy cheap under priced from owners ! = very sneaky .
Yes this jeweler is a font of knowledge, so appreciated. But the real stars of the gem pieces are the relatives who acquired these pieces. Oh my what taste and fortuitous purchases. Try finding such gems today, nearly impossible. Thx so much for bringing them to light.
The gem stones themselves are available today, but try to find the same workmanship would be extremely rare and expensive.
I'm obsessed with the look of ye olde jewellery.... It's just so classic & stunning 😍 modern jewellery doesn't come close...
What a lovely chap, such enthusiasms for jewelry.
oh my! emerals and diamonds and gold! oh my!
Amazing pieces of jewellery. Thank you.
I used to be a goldsmith and gem cutter. This jewelry is worth much more, the stones alone are worth more. Must be an old episode of the Roadshow.
1990-2009 was the run of this. So likely late 90s
I wish they'd do a caption stating the original date of transmission, it would help make sense of some of the valuations.
You can tell the earlier episodes as they were all indoors. John Benhamin, the expert, is noticeably younger in those.
Yes the art deco clips would be at least $10,000 US today.
Agree.
It always amazes me the craftsmanship, beauty, but also the dual functionality of many Victorian pieces of jewelry! Stunning, yet practical.
Those jade pieces are lovely!
Value aside, it must be wonderful to have such personal items inherited within a family for generations.
This man is so good with jewellery 👍
It's his job though...😊
But he did simpify the fourth item(s).
That was a demi parure.
A complete one would consist of earrings, necklace, bracelet(s), ring(s), brooch(es), and likely a tiara...
Barbara Hutton style.
That ring/bracelet is SO COOL.
What a brilliant story teller You dont realise that you are learnig I get excited when he is on
On today’s market, they would be a much higher valuation. This is an old series.
That necklace is stunning beautiful in of it self without stones.
The necklace at 4:40 or so is STUNNING
The large jade pendant at the end is likely 18th C due to the quality of the carving, and if so, worth around 50k
The last bit, she immediately thought of her grandfather after hearing the value of the jade ring. ❤
back when £1000 was a substantial amount of money
This probably aired 10 years ago! Double the values
The guy is a jewellery encyclopaedia
that hook probably held some gargantuan emerald!
That big brown diamond and the two green blue must be worth a lot.
If i have those, id rather keep it than selling it. Give it to my nephew and niece...
But the insurance costs do add up.
I find it interesting that so many Brits date things according to Monarch reign - I'm going to start doing it with American Presidents and see how well it works... "This piece dates back to James K. Polk!" :)
I think we do name some historical items according to past presidents. Specially fashion dresses 👗. Etc
Doesn’t quite have the ring ,huh still interesting !
It would be a good way of learning presidents!
I have a Johnsonian watch lol
😂😂😂
My favourite man on the roadshow!
Undervalued !
These clips are sometimes decades old. The British Antiques Roadshow has been on for a very long time. No wonder they may be out of date.
I thought that first necklace was going to be 20,000 on its own. Amazing piece.
Lovely looking lady with the snowflake brooch, so very English!
the emerald necklace does not have tin foil , For a bright base for the emeralds and old diamonds was done with polished fine silver which does not oxidize . 😎 retired jeweler
Even in the 30s? Is fine silver 100% silver as opposed to the 92.5%?
Sorry to pick your ear, I used to be a jewellery store clerk (just in a mass produced/chain store) so always find this kind of thing very interesting as I would have always rather worked in a boutique or antique jewellers.
Would be nice to get some new content instead of the same clips in different collections again and again.
Dude. It's a show on PBS. Go watch PBS. See how complicated that was? That last part was rhetorical btw.
People like repeats. It is traditional like TV.
Because there is no new content obviously
@@giuseppenero110 There's decades of content to choose from.
@@AH-te5gsits probably to do more with the rights to post up newer content online because the tv channels in multiple countries still have broadcasting rights.
Those sapphires!
well done, thank you
Things must be very different in the UK from the U.S. My inherited pieces had to be appraised for probate, and all the jewelry had to be appraised for insurance.
7:12 Love it!
I don’t think they have a lot of footage as videos were very limited. I always look forward to the full hour listing but they always sneak in old footage. As good as this show is youed think they would have more the ratings had to be great just bad marketing probably
I agree with the other man here a lot of these gems are worth more than this.
8K for the first emerald necklace? Bro, you're under by half. HALF. ❤️🤙
I find that in the UK,it seems the jewelry on this show is very very often undervalued.
This was probably years ago
This was probably years and years ago
Maybe you should be an expert on the Roadshow…how on Earth have they missed your talent and expertise
@@MrDougiew1 how saucy! ❤️
the cuticle moisturizing budget needs to be increased
The Emeralds were under quoted and in no one mind, I would gave them option for what it was priced.
I would accept his opinion in court as factual since all others have died and he has dedicated his life to research out of love of his work, not fame nor fortune.
His guess
Not true
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British reactions are so calm compared to us Americans!😂
I can give you 19.95 usd, thats the best I can do
The gold is used...
That first estimate of price for those emerald pieces seems low.. 😢
I'd love to know the prices in reference to what gold is worth now and inflation. There's not a chance in hell you'd pay anything close to 900 for the necklace at 12:28.
I think the jewelry is wholly under valued by the show.
This is an older clip, so values are probably higher in 2024.
That stuff is way more valuable than that.
Um, I’m going to say the estimates on this stuff is pretty low.
13:54 😃😃❤❤
Prices are so cheap!
His guess not re😅
It's maybe a Chinese rose ....a Peonie
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I guess it's good I'm poor cuz that gold emerald necklace is ugly
I have to say, it's all hideous muck. It may be rare, and made by master craftsmen, but ...ugly.
It just goes to show that racism is alive and well there is no mine in the UK AND YET look what they have while Africans have nothing 😂🤣
Africans had all of this and still do, they sell it, just like they sold their own people. Look at South Africa, now free from the tyranny of Apartheid and white rule only to become a complete failure. They had FOURTY YEARS of black rule in South Africa AFTER they threw out the whites and it is only worse off than it was in the 80s now. Were blacks exploited and subjugated? Yes, but they also cannot seem to govern themselves properly when left to their own means. Kind of like Cuba, Venezuela, Mexico, and all of Africa and even many cities in America they all said they were being exploited by the Whites but when they evict the whites and govern themselves, they got less or worse. Meet the new boss, worse than the old boss.
What was the name of that successful black ruled country that has no white involvement? Yeah, no such thing. If Black ruled African nations were so great then American blacks would be fleeing to Africa and that has NEVER happened. Well, there was Liberia and that also failed.
Der Typ hat keine Ahnung von Marktpreisen....
they are very low always on jewellery prices ! = ive watched for over 20 years = under valued = i bet they tried to buy cheap under priced from owners ! = very sneaky .
You have to bear in mind that the videos were filmed between 2000 and 2009. The valuations bear no relation to the price they would receive today.
That would be highly unethical. They talk about that occasionally.
He low balled her on the broach
Brooch. These episodes can be 15-30 years old.
This mN full shit
Seems like, show of devalue the antiques. what a pity.
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