JCK Online - February 1, 1997

One of the most-often-asked questions about antique and period jewelry is its age. Part of the “job description” for someone who studies, buys and/or sells old jewelry is the ability to contextualize a jewel with the period in which it was made. History may not have been your favorite subject in school.

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