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Summary: Antique jewelry is any piece of jewelry that is at least 100 years old, and often evokes an emotional response in people related to the time period or beauty of the jewelry. Discover the distressed or antiqued finish that is often associated with antique jewelry using insight from a jeweler in this free video on antique jewelry.

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By Judy Carrier
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Judy Carrier is a representative for Jewel by Park Lane, a family-owned and operated business out of Chicago, Ill. that has been in business for over 50 years. Carrier has been in the...read more

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"Hi, I'm Judy Carrier with Jewels by Park Lane, and I'm here to talk to you about antique jewelry. What is antique jewelry? It's not just the pieces that are in your grandmother's jewelry box, although it could be if she inherited it from her grandmother. Antique jewelry is any piece that is 100 years old or more. We often use it to mean pieces that are made in a distinctive manner or style. You know, for instance, distressed or antiqued, instead of a smooth finish. It's often used interchangeably with estate jewelry, which simply is jewelry that's been previously owned. Let's face it -- all antique jewelry has been previously owned because someone had it 100 years ago. Often, it refers to a particular period of time or it can evoke emotional responses in people. So antique jewelry means a lot of things to different people, whether it evokes a memory or whether you're buying antique jewelry because of the value of it because anything that's that old has an intrinsic value. For whatever reason, antique jewelry adds a lot to today's fashion and decor. I'm Judy Carrier with Jewels by Park Lane."

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