I purchased this hoping it would be 925. It was listed as unmarked, unsigned silver torque. I bought it because it looked really old and it's kinda cool. Ive researched it and it looks like other pieces from India (tribal). Some sellers on ebay and Posh are.listing it as 800. However, it fails the acid test. Did I just lose $100?

Got these pieces on a whatnot auction. Researching has been a challenge. Prices are all over the place, including pieces that are (incorrectly, I believe). attributing to a Native American artist, whose stuff looks nothing like this, nor is the construction similar to electroform. The earrings are signed JE and the bracelets are JEM. Anyone familiar with these?

Hello all! I found this thrifting. It has some condition issues but I couldnt pass it up. I thought 1940s Czech or Austrian. I did notice that one of the gold beads is a different gold tone then the others so I believe that was replaced. Thoughts on time/origin? Thanks for the input.

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.

My mom recently gave me jewelry that she’s collected over many years. This one has me stumped. Google says possibly mid-century. No marks - I think maybe hand made. It doesn’t test as any form of silver. The stones appear to be stone, not glass. Clasp is magnetic but not the necklace. Pretty unique piece. Heavy - 100 grams.