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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;evelyb30, post: 401122, member: 36&quot;]Yep - the first rule is not to mess with anything not already damaged.&nbsp; As far as the blingy necklaces go, tell them to look up Juliana Easter Egg necklaces and keep smelling salts handy when they look at the price tags! They should technically be listed as D&amp;E, but never are these days.&nbsp;&nbsp; Some vintage colored rhinestones go for SILLY money...which I more than happy to take when offered.&nbsp; White rhinestones tend to sell for lower amounts.</p><p><br /></p><p>But... do help them go over all the stuff for marks.&nbsp; Show us some of the unmarked bling too.&nbsp; I still remember a Russian demantoid garnet parure from the Antiques Road show.&nbsp; No marks whatever as I recall, so it was sold as costume.&nbsp; I want to buy costume like that too![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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