Jason, remember this..perfect is for losers. What you are is GENUINE and that ranks #1 in my book. You have used your trials and tribulations in life to bring this gift of joy to all of us and I thank you whole heartedly for that. Keep being you. You are soooo sweet

I'm so glad that I found you. You, Jason, are the greatest treasure of all. I love how bold and chunky chains could be back then. Those were the days, my friend. I wish they'd never end. We'd sing and dance forever and a day ❤🕊

I think in my very humble opinion Jason is one or the best jewelry expert I see in this platform, he is a real teacher he probably doesn’t know thath , I never get boring whit him I apreciate all the hard work he’s doing I’m so impressed of all he’s knowledge in antiques 👍💓

Could you imagine these pieces flashing in candlelight as dancers and rave through a ballroom??! 😌

The hair work necklace at 50:02. I’m crying. What an unbelievable piece.

When you showed those Georgian rings and said ‘lovers of early jewellery are losing their minds right now’ I was like… wait, have you got a camera on me? 😂 You bet I’m losing my mind 😮😍 can’t wait to watch the rest of this video later when I get a break ❤

Jason, thank you for always giving so much to your viewers! You're always so generous with sharing your collections with us and I really loved every single thing you shared with us today. This video was so good- absolutely jam-packed with information & you are a wonderful teacher.

I love jewelry before 1900's victorian and Georgian beautiful pieces.Your rings are beautiful ❤

I love reference books! The information is priceless. All of these super old pieces were fabulous.

The frog locket (& that it could be dated by family) and the kids necklace are just extra breathtaking to me. ❤❤❤ I get the connection and what you mean by honoring the people who passed.

I absolutely love that you are recommending books!!! I will take all the book recommendations you can give. I can’t tell you how much I’m enjoying your content. Thank you so much for sharing your wealth of knowledge!!!!

The Collecting Victorian Jewelry book is one of my all-time favorite reference books!! OK back to watching much anticipated video The crushed opal is amazing!! Two of my favorite things, Victorian, and opals!!

Thank you for that escape into beauty. The sword hat pin had my jaw on the ground! ❤❤❤

Can’t wait to watch this one, this is one of my handful of specific items I’d like to collect and I love seeing other peoples collections and learning about it❤❤❤

Jason, hello! oh my God! I can't keep quiet! Golden haired necklace is just insane peftect! So symbolic ! So beauty! I fall down wth love)))

Astonished that anyone would even briefly consider melting that incredible cross necklace with the woven hair. Blows my mind! Thankfully the universe provided you to save it, love it and protect it! And then you shared it with us! Thank you. 💚🫶🕊🙏🏻🦉

Can’t wait to watch this one, this is one of my handful of specific items I like to collect and I love seeing other peoples collections and learning about it❤❤❤❤

I love the garnet pieces they are my favorite stone ❤

I Love the books! Please don’t stop showing them🥰❤️

Hi Jason, I love love love all these beautiful pieces of jewelry! Thank you for everything you do so you can share your collections with us. For those of us who enjoy seeing these treasures, You bring us all joy. You are the best! ❤

Be still my heart, that frog heart locket!!!! Stunning❤

Hair woven necklace amazing ! My daughter when she was going through chemo cut off her braids and gave one to each daughter in a frame with a picture of her and that child and a couple momentos . really meaningful and such an amazing memory. Loved this video amazing jewelry . Cant wait for the watches I have one watch that has diamond where the quartz label is normally and I have no clue about this watch also has a small clear stone at the top (inside) I am more into jewelry but have an old pocket watch , old bulova and an old watch of my hubbies mom. lots of old jewelry and will just sit and look at it with great memories. Thank you for the video Jason , it was great and I will get those books, been looking for some great informative ones.

How exciting ❤ Jason, Can’t wait to learn! Super love! 😍

😂love thoes books, don't stop educating us. So enjoyed the jewelry.

Jason, I loved the garnet pieces! You're awesome ❤I love the way you do your videos! Just be you!

Hi Jason, I keep having to re-heat my coffee - just hypnotised . Learning sooooo much, thank you!

I'm not really usually drawn to gold but the snake ring... 😍😍😍 Oh my gosh, and the frog locket!!!! 😍😍😍 And of course, YOU! 😍😍😍 And what you said about everyone deserves to be remembered... ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

Love the gold locket with the frog 🐸 lily pads so so so pretty🥰😊🌸🌼🌸Maria

I have never before seen jewelery from the 1700s! Wow! You really blew me away with the book chains, frog locket, and hair chain. So lovely and elegant. I understood what you meant when you said it touched you and you didn’t want to say more. It happens. Thank you for your company, sharing yourself, and your art. I am happy I met you. ❤

Be still my heart! You love books too. I have many of the same books, but I think they are different editions. I have tried to become modern and use the internet, but nothing replaces a book. I read my jewelry books as though they were novels. You have convinced me that I was correct in not pitching them out.❤

These books are great so much advice on how to get started collecting the best jewelry for your money 😊😊😊😊

The flower with the sapphire is beautiful! My Birthstone! It had wonderful color! Love watching you, I have learned great stuff!

😊 my my my my my!!!!!!!!!!! Love each piece❤❤, getting caught up!!!!!!!!!!!! Beauties!

You thank us for watching but we have to thank you for your very amazing videos. I absolutely love your videos and i absolutely love you😊

The yellow gold is 👍 great absolutely stunning 😍

Jason... What a wonderful day of learning about Victorian Jewelry! It was like a museum tour & you were our favorite guide!! Absolutely gorgeous magnificent creations from the past! Walrus fossilized ivory!! Incredible! Where will we see such things other than here. Thank you so much for the knowledge, love & soul you put into each & every one of these videos. I always notice ❤ a big thank you for sharing your exquisite collection with us. 🫶

I just love your ideas and thoughts on things and choices,, and your to hard on yourself, it's all good, don't forget that.. love all your videos too.

Day four of deliciousness!!! Merci beaucoup Jason!!! ❤😁

Master class. Thanks for sharing the resources. That dirk kilt pen georgous.

I'm so happy you could save that gold hairwork necklace ❤ it's exquisite 👌

Your channel is so fantastic, such beautiful and interesting jewellery, your so engaging and knowledgeable and fun. Im super glad your channel popped up on my feed ❤

Hi Jason, I'm enjoying your fun video. I love your 🐙 ring so much. I have a Tahitian pearl necklace. The 🐙 body is the pearl, legs are white gold and the eyes are diamonds. Your garment broaches are stunning, my birth stone, sent bottle with stone is stunning and the sent book took my breath away. ❤ your 🐸 locket. You have the most unique jewellery collection. The steel and diamond watch wow, I didn't know steel was used in jewellery. Fossilised ivory, could be a woolly mammoth? You are our 🤴 ❤ your 👸 Sue from Queensland Have a beautiful day

I'm a fan of Bridgerton...and a fan of beautiful jewelry

What a wonderful beautiful video.. I love the Georgian rings

Absolutely love this segment. I am drawn to V mourning jewelry for its intense meaning and detail. Loved the bookchain..YOU are off the chain intense ❤

Books are importent they are knowledge you are smart for using them and understanding them great videos every single time thankyou I appreciate you and your knowledge about jewelry 😊😊😊😊😊😊🎉

You me and the crows. We all get distracted by sparkly things!

So so so so many beautiful things! You’re killing me! That Birmingham chain?! Hello!!! The construction is everything!! Wowzers!

What an amazing collection Jason, I am so glad you choose to share your lovely pretties with us, thank you! 😍

Your significant pieces are worthy of a special traveling show at museums. I’m sure you’ll be picked up for a lecture tour soon! I love that you’re not necessarily in it to sell it. Take good care of your back, Jason. Please take time to rest.

Ah, the moss agate heart - so lovely...and the locket with frog and dragonfly.

Jay Jay Thank You So Much For Bringing This Video To Us!

Such beautiful items ,❣️

Thank you so much, Jason, for sharing all the “Wow! Wow! Wow!” stunning pieces with us! I can’t decide which piece I love the most. But I do especially love the child’s coral necklace and the snake ring. And BTY, who can blame you for getting so excited when going through your collection? You gotta be crazy not to get giddy for these extraordinary treasures! ❤❤❤

That gold and opal job is spectacular. Cheers,

Okay! Yes Georgian is gorgeous but the octopus????!! Divine!

Thank you so much for sharing your treasures with us. I could look at these for hours. The Georgian rings and those garnet brooches especially ❤❤❤

Hi Jason I love your gold rings absolutely stunning they are they don’t make jewellery like they use to that is for sure. I love the silver book chain necklace so beautiful

Princess Laura I like the sound of that! Thanx Jason 👍🏻

Jason I love all the information you share.

Wow! You have some really beautiful pieces Jason .

I just love the hair work necklace ❣️❣️❣️

Just finished watching your video where you unbox the rings you’ve designed and crafted and I’m absolutely blown away. Each one was absolutely breathtaking. It took me about 3 hours to watch because I just kept stopping to admire the works of art. Simply amazing!

Thank you again for showing us such wonderful jewelry. I especially liked the opal display pendent. I actually got arrested once for having a dirk once. It is illegal in California LOL. The hair necklace is stunning, although I cannot imagine getting my wild hair contained in a bead. Love you as always ❤️❤️❤️

Your collection is as diverse as all your viewers are we are unique little kings and Queens and prince and princess 👸 how we all are so unique and different so we my love may see ourselves the way we see our selves inside and outside it’s like the world expression you are as young as you feel same concept lol 😂 😂. Love ❤️ 💗 love ❤️ all you videos enjoy you very much you are entertaining and funny and knowledgeable and transparent 😊😊😊

Thank you, Jason informative and so relaxing. I’m in love.

The Scottish dirk was made by the company Adie & Lovekin in Chester, England, in 1843. They were known for making Scottish jewellery. I just thought I'd thrown in a little bit of info on it for you! I've learnt how to read a lot of the old English Hallmarks, so I'm pretty sure I've got the year right. ( The lion, definitely, and the Chester mark as well). This has been my absolute favourite video of yours so far, but all your videos are my favourites when it comes to learning about jewellery - especially antique jewellery. I think the rings you were wearing at the start of the video are gorgeous! And, if people want to argue over Georgian vs Victorian, just tell them, "Well, we can all agree on one thing - they're very old"!! If that doesn't help, then they're beyond help! Thanks for an amazing video Jason!! And congratulations on the 7k subscribers! 🎉🎉💖🥰😘🇭🇲

Thanks Jason, old garnets are stunning. Thanks for sharing!

I love when you suggest books and I pick them up when I can. Thanks

The geneene bell jewelry book was the best it covers a lot of ground awesome 👏 😊😊😊😊

This video is amazing!! Your collection is amazing and I love learning about all of it. I’m beyond grateful that you stressed how to clean rhinestones. It is definitely my biggest pet peeve. I know resellers that soak them and scrub them and it makes me crazy. They don’t care what happens to it later after it’s sold. Thank you for all that you do ❤

It would be interesting to have you do a show and tell about Scottish agate jewelry history and how it became popular.

Ok … I love it all !!

That’s pure gold right there!! @43:40 that yellow gold is so warm compared to a 14k yellow gold. Love the warmth of 18k or better.

georgian, victorian, into edwardian i'm so drawn to. i'm very eclectic in my taste of all things usually depending on my mood so when trying to explain the style of jewelry i like to someone ive said, a romantic gothic victorian hippie witch lol not sure what era that falls into but victorian def does it for me most of the time. that snake ring is amazing the artist that was able to get metal to mimic so closely the actual movement of a snakes body boggles my mind. loved the scent bottle and compact i have a weakness for things that hold other things probably why i collect lockets

Jason your collection is so beautiful I’m in awe ❤️

glad to see your channel is doing well... keep it up Jason.

Hiya Jason are you an Aquarian by chance 😂I’m a complete butterfly head all over the pace! Thankyou so much for your show of amazing antiques 🙏🏼 so fascinating to see close ups , good luck with your back massage 💖🌟🕊🇬🇧

I've just found some old dog clips, so I am considering wearing albertina in the same way. Not blessed with much at this stage, but the neck of a mule, be amazing with lots of bits and baubles hanging off. Love love love old heavy silver pieces.

I was thinking , the way they made the brooches with the lapse over of the pin. If anyone were to attack you for your jewelry you could just jab the with that needle . It is amazing how much they lapse over the closure. Love all the items . Love the frog locket reminds me of our home in ohio with all the frogs in our pond. I use to walk around it when I wanted to think or be alone , so peaceful.

Oh, I love the books. Please continue sharing your vast knowledge

Yay for this great milestone!!

If you weren’t hyper id be worried 😂😂. Once again thank you for sharing your knowledge and your collection, you definitely need to do the paste video as you’ve just told us about cleaning or popping them out because i think i have a few i was going to pop out (i wont now till I know better) love and hugs 🙏❤️🤗😘

Your books don't bore me at all,I love reference books! I use mine alot, the jewelry today is beautiful, thank you! ❤

Jason thank you so very much for sharing your knowlegde with us! It is such a joy to see all of the incredible and beautiful items of jewelry that you have collected and then to get to hear you talk about them too? A jewelry lovers dream come true. God bless you and again, Thank You!

Another great video! I am learning so much from you. Thank you for sharing. I felt more empowered during my last visit to the antique mall.

Just AMAZING Jason❤

Yes 🙌 please more books and if you show on Native American book for jewelry pleeeeease 🙏thank you Jason you’re the best of best 🎉

Hi Jason! Beautiful and gorgeous collection wowe hugs

Jason, I’ve said it before but I will say it today too. I just Love and appreciate you sooooo much!! Your humble and funny teaching style is AMAZING!! I’ve learned so much from you in such a short time 😃 You truly are a Master at your craft Sir. Stay cool, stay humble, stay true to yourself (This is how I end each of my lives😞) and I truly mean it. Thanks again and have a GREAT night!!❤️

If you weren’t peppy I would think you were sick stay up beat and peppy transparent like always with your little prince personality 😊😊😊😊😊😊

I love love that snake ring ❤️

Keep the important books coming and thanks

You have a fabulous collection. I'm from the UK & when pronouncing Georgian the i is silent 😘 9ct gold (375) is the standard over here. I saw a full hallmark on the 9ct gold large Celtic brooch, it'll give you all the information you need including the correct date. What I love most about antique jewellery is you never stop learning, you've a new subscriber here my lovely.

oh my , my birthstone is garnet and I always hated it because I never could find one I like but those are amazing. I even went so far to put green garnets in a pair of earrings which I ended up losing. Those are beautiful. Guess I need to look for older pieces

"It's the best of what I loved that specific day". ❤

you are joy , my only regret is I didn't get into this when I lived in ohio or when I was years younger !!

Nobody is perfect,stay true to you and be happy 😊

Yes we need to bè mindful.. We get to the end of the video and wait...there's more..you are a jewelry history buff, and we can never get enough...E V E R

The Alaskan brooch was absolutely fascinating. Loved all the pieces, but that one really stood out for me because of its story.