One of the best places to start the process is to ask your favorite dealer for professional advise. You've had an opportunity to know the dealers, their shipping policies and quality of merchandise as well as what they have in their shop and what is selling. Do they have a successful customer rating? How long have they been in business? With the internet being a global marketplace, doesn't it makes sense to consign with jewelry who has an internet business rather than doing business with your home town jeweler? In today's economy and with fewer shoppers the only way to get the best price is to maximize your market exposure as much as possible.

The Georgian jewelry is made between 1714 and 1837. Mostly, it is handmade and very rare. The designs associated with the Art Nouveau (1890-1910) are characterized by organic, sinuous patterns and ornamentation based usually on twisting plant forms.
After Georgian, the Victorian romantic jewelry was famous in 1850s. Jewelry made from this era was mostly solemn and became known as Mourning Jewelry because of the death of Queen Victoria’s husband, Prince Albert who died in 1861. Queen Victoria and her court worn black clothing and jewelry for decades. Mourning jewelry reached its heights in popularity during this time thanks to the examples of the royals. The elements of mourning showcases heavy and dark stones, such as Jet, Onyx, Amethyst and Garnet. This specialized genre of jewelry continues to remain of extreme interest to avid collectors.
During the industrial revolution, (1880-1910) William Morris created the Arts and Crafts movement challenged the Victorian precepts and brought focus towards the execution of beautiful design (in architecture, furniture, jewelry, textiles, etc.) by a skilled artisan from start to finish. Whereas the mass-produced goods sold in the main stream at the time were machine-made to perfection, signs of handiwork and slight flaws or asymmetries were embraced in Arts and Crafts style design and jewelry because they highlighted the work of the individuals and were handmade. Even with the flaws of its designs this era was very impressive and today many collectors continue to embraces the arts and Crafts creations from this period.
SHOP - BUY - CONSIGN WITH US in the coming year as we approach our 6th year of world-wide sales. We thank you for your business. Without you there would be no business!!
http://www.melange-art.com
No comments:
Post a Comment