Idle question about Husar D jewelry (no pics)

Anybody know this maker (David Husar)? I've seen some things that look nice. The tiny bit of info I found online suggested that his stuff is modern, but assembled using vintage elements. Is that true? Is it common?

 

Lots of information -- true or false -- here.

https://www.rubylane.com/item/448732-2007RP00025/Fantasy-Husxe1r-D-Husar-Czech-Rhinestone

Debora

 

Usually just keep it to myself if I don't like something, but gotta say, not impressed with the looks or quality of the stuff, to my eye, most is awkward and/or overdone - and there's an amazing amount of extremely doubtful information being spread...


Could just email or call: https://david-husar.czechtrade.us/





~Cheryl

 

According to this, the company has been in business since 2001.

https://translate.google.cz/transla...o.cz/subjekt-david-husar-72598671&prev=search

And list of others registered at the same address in a small Czech village give rise to a number of questions.

https://translate.google.cz/transla...nad-nisou-lidicka-1576-7-12175455&prev=search

Debora

 

Looks like I stumbled into a morass.

Seem to be a lot of Vietnamese living in that small Czech town. Well... could be true.

Does this not say the company closed in 2008:

 

criminal alert

 

That makes for interesting reading Debora. I've seen a few SBK pieces and even I can see they aren't antique!.

 

FFS. Now we've got spam in Portuguese as well as Dutch.

 

Broken Dutch, Portuguese no doubt also broken. There was another one in anton's copper ring thread. Some dodgy person has been having fun with a bad translation app.

 

Wasted effort on me as my Portuguese is as bad as my Dutch!

 

A lot of people are making jewellery using vintage Czech elements. Most of them do a better job.

 

His is worse.
Don't worry, he will probably post a broken English one as well.

 

I'll look forwards to it as I have no clue what he was promoting.

 

It was lot of gibberish about nikes.