Скачать или смотреть The Other Jewelry Jar... GOLD in it too!!!

10:31 Pearl, 925, 14k Pin
12:08 Interesting Silver Chain
16:10 Native American Bear Sterling Pin
23:43 A round up of all the Sterling that was in the jar

In this video we open up the other jewelry jar from the Thrift Shop. This one only cost us $20, but has some very interesting things in it. Particularly a Pearl pin marked as 925 and 14k!

If you need to see markings, try out this cheap loupe like I show in the video. Works fine (generally, quality control isn't great), but at $7USD it can't be beat: https://amzn.to/4fWPjIy

We often employ a cheap magnet of a type you can find here if you need one: https://amzn.to/4hf65nd ($7USD at the time I am uploading this video)

The gold test kit I use is this one if you would like to get your own: https://amzn.to/4kugYnt

#thrift #gold #jewellery

The video features the host opening a second jewelry jar purchased from a thrift store for $20 (1:58). The host aims to find valuable items, though he doesn't expect it to top his previous find of an 18-karat gold and opal piece (0:31).

Throughout the video, the host uses a magnet and a jeweler's loupe to quickly sort through the items, distinguishing between plated or costume jewelry and potential precious metals (3:20). He explains how the magnet helps dismiss steel or plated items (3:51) and looks for markings like "925" for silver.

Key finds from the jar include:

A pearl pin marked "925" and "14K" (10:31), which the host finds particularly interesting due to the dual markings.
An interesting silver chain that appears to be silver but lacks clear markings (12:08).
A Native American bear sterling pin with faint "sterling" markings (16:10).
Several pieces of sterling silver, including earrings and various chains, confirmed by "925" markings (23:43).
The host expresses satisfaction with the finds, particularly the pearl pin and the Native American sterling piece, considering them the "two big treasures" from the jar (28:59). He encourages viewers to use his methods to find their own treasures (29:22).