Holy amazing jewelry! What stands out to you & what should I go for?!

I mentioned during Brad's auction yesterday the heron he had for sale was not a Carnegie. I would like to show why (aside from the fact it was unsigned). Here are 3 versions but only one is authentic (and signed). Can you pick which it is.

I’m thinking about changing my name. Would like to keep the TM part since people know my logo. Any suggestions I sell mostly vintage and antique sparkly jewelry. I usually get five or six new buyers in my show and have some regulars but never have have larger numbers so that bidding doesn’t really occur so maybe this is a two-part question with the name change help that? I’ve been on Whatnot for almost a year now. my present name is TMroad39

Let's have some fun on the Skool Bus! Click the link and use Code 342 to sign up! May 5th 🥳 https://m.signupgenius.com/#!/showSignUp/10C044FABAE2EA6F9CF8-63631939-save?useFullSite=false Please read full description in sign-up post. 😊

To be successful in jewelry resale, you have to push yourself to source/find what is worth money vs what your eyes are drawn to or simply what you like... Example below, I'm easily more drawn to one pair of earrings while the other is worth significantly more. It's $6 at the estate sale and the competition is stiff. Do you know which one to pick?! If you know the maker(s), just say "I know!!" Will reveal tonight for non googlers or non-knowers. Lunch at the Ritz on top, yes indeed! Beau Jewels hanging out below ♥ 🐢❤️