Vintage Jewelry Identification Earrings Part II

Vintage jewelry identification earrings part II. Part two of my vintage earring collection! I have a large collection of vintage earrings! I have also done a part one with identification information You can find a link to part one below

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[Gogrannygo]

I never knew piercing ears went back so far. Interesting. I am feeling like a sponge. Just can't get enough. I love jewelry. Thank you so much for sharing your fantastic collection.

[rosecanary]

Thanks for sharing, I love the color on the wing back earings which is the first time I seen the type of backing.

[compactgirl]

Awe I got all blushed, thank you so very much, n likewise thank you for supporting my channel. Uhhh I'm in love w ur jewelry, the big pink flowers stamped with a star. I love ur collection, again thank you.

[BlessedBaubles]

Ooooh, can’t wait for this one! Love your videos. I always learn so much. ❤

[deniseblanchard]

Lovely collection. I really appreciate the history/information you’ve given about them!
Also, I’d never heard of wingback earrings.
Great tips at the end. Thanks!

[bessiesadventures]

I have the matching brooch to the ivory colored Coro earrings for sale on eBay really cheap. I was surprised to see those

[tracietatenavarrete]

in your first video at the end the gold and black earrings had a symbol but you stated no signature. I saw cursive writing by the the letter that was circled. it showed as you turned the piece in a certain angle. looked like first letter was an R. hope that helps

[shamiramurmi]

Originally oldest jewelries are from my ancestors the Assyrians empire older than the Egyptians 9000 bc