Hi Everyone, I’m new on the Florenza Skool Wagon. This looks similar yet different. Yes or No? Thank you 🙂

Trying to get comfortable at buying lots of jewelry from folks on FB. I typically request a pic of what the seller has, but struggle when they ask me how much I would pay them by the pound. Do you offer a flat rate to folks for their lots or do you truly get out the scale and weigh the goods? How do you arrive at your per lb price? What's a good average per lb for an assortment of modern and vintage? I want to be fair to a seller but want to be savvy too.

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I wanted to share this with you all. I found this little brooch at an antique mall and paid $7 for it. I thought he would bring a little bit because of being a mushroom. When I went to sell him for a starting bid of $1, I turned him over to look for a makers mark and seen 14 K. I thought surely not but I was like let me test him and bring him back next show. I took him to the jeweler. He told me it was solid gold, coral ball, and emerald eyes. His comps were pretty high, some as high as $1500. I sold him for $750!! He was only about two inches long!!

Well, half rant, half advice. Plain and simply put, I'm tired of watching new people or less knowledgeable jewelry people eat shit sandwiches from experienced individuals in this industry. It's just jewelry. It's not a secret recipe. It's not saving anyone's life, and it certainly doesn't make you better than the next guy/gal. Just be kind. Yes, you studied for 30 years, congratulations. I hope I'm not like you when I reach the same point. If jewelry makes you feel poorly toward other people or makes you want to be negative, then maybe you should consider a different hobby until you're ready to act like a respectable/respectful person. XO, Brad