All About MIRIAM HASKELL Vintage Jewelry!

All about Miriam Haskell vintage jewelry! What To Look For MIRIAM HASKELL Vintage Jewelry! Vintage Jewelry Identification! Learn how to identify Miriam Haskell vintage jewelry! I show you dozens of rare vintage Haskell jewelry pieces in full detail and explain the elements and how to tell authentic real Miriam Haskell from fake knock offs. Every vintage jewelry collector needs to know how to identify vintage Haskell jewelry and Haskell era vintage jewelry. Yes it is a long video but it is worth watching in several sessions if you must. Every minute is packed with helpful advice and knowledge from decades of being in the business of, and collecting high end vintage costume jewelry. Be prepared to take screen shots and notes. I also show you examples of what is mistakenly called Haskell at the end of the video.

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I am a vintage jewelry expert and have a vast collection of vintage jewelry and clothes. I have been a source for movies and TV, (the last being "The Irishman"). I make videos on creating personal style with modern clothes we buy everyday, and adding vintage finds and thrifted treasure! I'm a long time vintage professional. I've been a high-end NY vintage shop owner, and my personal collection remains a source closet for designers and wardrobe directors. I make new videos every week (or almost every week) subscribe now to see them all! xo ~D Hudson Vintage

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[memorymemento_]

I just watched this video because just a week ago or so. A friend gave me thier grandmother's jewelries and I found a few of Miriam Haskell's. It has tags and patent numbers so I look it up. The tags are so much the same as you showed on the video. I really like vintage stuff and knowing they are valuable makes it so much better. ❤

[bronxbaubles]

I love the idea of using all your senses including the sense of smell. Great tip! Another example I can think of is rubbing Bakelite. Your pieces are exquisite!!!! I recently bought two vintage haskell pieces at the thrift store for under $7. So you can still find them.

[synchronicity]

Always a good time to enjoy one of these valuable instructional videos!
Thanks, Lady! 😀

[BeekHadley]

Love rewatching and refreshing my knowledge. ❤

[QuirkyGirl]

Wow, wow, wow! You are the best, Dawn! I learned so much in this video. You weren't lying; this will serve as a reference for me. I have a newfound respect for Miriam Haskell jewelry. The backs of the jewelry are almost as beautiful as the fronts. Such ornateness and intricacy - kind of like a beautiful lining on a coat. I love the fact that the wires are all hidden, even in the back. So much attention to detail. And the dimension! So much of today's machine made jewelry is flat. I appreciate the labor that went in to all her pieces. I would have loved to have been one of those ladies who brought the findings home and assembled everything by hand. Sounds like it would have been a fun job :)
BTW, when you mentioned the smell test, I had to laugh, as I have a really bad nose. I wouldn't be able to tell a Haskell from a Robert piece, or any other piece, for that matter!
Thanks for the great advice about paying someone for an appraisal and not selling your jewelry to the appraiser. I had a friend who found an Edwardian brooch at a flea market, and some guy - probably an antique dealer - tried to tell him it was worth nothing and convince my friend to sell it to him! Thankfully, my friend knew he had a treasure and didn't fall for it. Red flag right there!
BTW, do you happen to know where we can get pin guards? An estate saler once gave me a vintage pin guard and told me they are no longer being made. Those are handy to have on hand.
Thanks again for the great video! I will need to get my hands on that Miriam Haskell book!

[nadiavista]

Thank you Dawn for this video. Love all your videos, I binge watch all of them. 😊❤️

[geogirlforever]

Pinky necklace and earrings has definitely left me breathless. I love them all here, but wow to pinky. Thanks for sharing such exquisite pieces.

[reddoppelganger]

Thank you for such an informative video! What a beautiful collection, too! I collect vintage clothing but wasn't very interested in vintage jewelry until a family friend let me go through their grandmother's collection and I came across quite a few amazing signed Haskell pieces, mostly chandelier and drop earrings covered in findings. I believe she actually worked at the department store where they were originally sold, assumedly around the 50s-60s. I was kindly allowed to keep what I wanted so my collection had quite the start! Oddly, I've still never bought a piece on my own, but I've been gifted a couple more. I wish all my collections were like that, haha. Once the pandemic is over, I'm so ready to go on the hunt again!

[marlywitt]

Ms.Hudson, I know this is beside the subject of vintage every video clip that I watch of yours not only do I admire your knowledge and the beauty of the pieces admire your beautiful ”natural” and I am stressing the word natural gosh who isn't wearing fake nails today? And if you don't they usually are bad, like mine 🙄

[natalieweiss]

I adore you too!! So interesting. I was never a big fan of jewelry, but I can’t stop looking at them in thrift store because of you. ❤️

[andreayaya]

I just discovered your channel, and this was absolutely fascinating! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You have helped me confirm that I have an unsigned Haskell necklace that I was wondering about. Your way of wearing the pieces is very elegant! Thanks again Dawn.

[Gogrannygo]

Such a wonderful education video!!! Thank you Dawn. I love how Miriam put her jewelry together. ❤️💎💍

[vintagh]

Thank you Dawn. Very nice. Thank you for information 👍❤️

[lisashieldlovecoach]

Thank you for this wonderful video! Just discovering Miriam Haskell jewelry. You really make it even more special.

[dawnbrown]

All of this jewelry is so pretty but... Your belt is gorgeous!!❤❤

[prussian]

This beautiful jewelry makes my knees weak! And thank you.

[steven_ryan]

Thank you for this amazing information!!! I’ve been dying for this kind of detailed info! ✨

[cheryljones]

You have an amazing collection. I really enjoyed seeing it all plus I learned so much. Thank you!

[Ari_Madrid]

@4 minutes in: i have these floweresque earrings signed miriam haskell and they look so similar to the ones here, the same metal, wire, and rhinestones. How neat!
and that is something i learned; it feels validating to hear an experienced seller mention that you can get unsigned stuff if it comes in a set. I'm forgetting the name right now but i have a bracelet that is signed and it has it's matching earrings unsigned. it feels like im in the know to have a set like that lol thank you for sharing so much with the vintage loving community ^-^ <3

[tonydematile]

What a treasure you are!! So full of knowledge and legacy. I am learning so much from your authentic videos.Your passion is electric.Thank you for sharing. I can see you with an online school, Vintage U!!