Thank you! Google came up with that maker but I didn't see an exact match to that logo.  Sterling marked and looks like turquoise so I do believe it is.  Thanks!

Yep, American West

Absolutely, that was a general statement for anyone that read it like "Oh I should start using "X Style" in my titles. You're appreciated!

Absolutely, I just posted what the research showed. I didn't mean to copy anything from it.  Thanks for the reminder though

I advise against calling anything “style”. It’s a form of keyword spamming. You can always add in the description that you think it may be Juliana, but you have been unable to positively identify it as such.

So I would say this is a Juliana -STYLE, but I am by no means an expert. I just like to do research.

So much Vintage jewelry is Unsigned, that sometimes it is impossible to find a specific designer. The sunburst or starburst design is modified by hundreds of other companies. I wish you luck looking for the specific designer.

Thank you that what I thought too after a while and feeling a shell piece I have thank you.

Looks like mussel or abalone shell

Thank you!

You can also use baking soda. Google it for the process but it’s very simple.

Or possibly an A?

I recently acquired this pin. It has some markings I would love info on.  The magnified photo appears to be symbols not letters.   Any info is appreciated.  Surface has a gold nugget like texture.  Not saying gold just looks like a flat nugget texture.  Thanks!

Pretty sure mother of pearl.

Thank you! I’m new to vintage jewelry. Still learning what I can.

I use simichrome polish to test. I’ve heard formula 409 works too but I’m not sure.

Pendant

These came in a craft lot. Google search says lucite earrings (obviously unmatched) but are they really?  The post seems so huge for earrings.

I have searched and searched and can not find much All input appreciated!……

Looks like the M probably indicates made in Mexico City.

Tricky one. The IMAH is prob the manufacturer’s mark. M could indicate Mexico and plata is Spanish for silver.

A great place to start is with Google lense. Also, over time you'll learn quality- weight, clasp, stone quality...

Anyone know?

Thank you Meriwether it was such a find

Nice find!

It really is a nice find ya 🎉

Nice find 💕

I have also seen this piece identified as a Delizza & Elster Juliana. But if that person was an expert is beyond my knowledge.

Looks like a milk glass Juliana brooch to me.

I have seen the tulipy looking middle setting styles (the backside) the rhinestones are in on a few pieces known to be by her.

I recently purchased a lot from a woman who was downsizing. She was probably in her 80's.  She said all were hers and some she has had for a long time (peacock she especially pointed out) but since they aren't marked I just hesitate...especially on unicorn and turtle.   Any tips on how we can tell if they are vintage or contemporary but NOT Temu?  Can we sell contemporary pieces?

Thanks in advance! This broochbis marked sterling and looks to have been broken and repaired (not well).  Looks to be in the style of Hobe.  Not sure if the stone is amethyst.