I love how the expert spent time discussing the cheaper items too

I adore the lady who brought all of the brooches! She just seems so sweet!

I just adore the lady with all the costume brooches! My hope is that she and her family are all very happy today ❤

wildly undervalued. These would be worth so much more today.

This was from the year 2000 this stuff is worth soooo much more now.

I’m always glad when the ladies say things like it was my mother in laws and she would be so pleased. Mi e never would ever!

So many reminders of my late mother's jewellery box. She had a very difficult life.....but a very good eye for quality. 💞🌟

I literally gasped when I saw that first unusual opal necklace. Stunning, and a beautiful way to set opal.

I' love these videos about antique jewellery ❤

Aww love antique jewelry and miss the antiques roadshow 😢

I wish the camera would focus more on the jewelry, showing it a bit longer and not at an angle. These are beautiful pieces that we want to see.

Women were honored and loved as the beautiful individuals they were back in the day, and these precious pieces reflect that adoration.

I love the snowflake brooch!

Not sure what year each segment was filmed.. All gold pieces are worth so much more right now with gold at premium prices today.. Especially the emerald jewelry in the beginning segment..

I love that this is all jewelry!

Love this.....again jewelry always my favourite and I love the stories.....❤

The owl brooch and cufflinks are so Harry Potter theme now… Love them! My favourite however are the Ceylon sapphires flower necklace ❤

Tsar Nikolas was a very generous open hearted and opened hand man to give such expensive gifts to simple humble people like that chef. Not like other monarchs☺

Thanks so much for your efforts, and for sharing this with us. All my favourite presenters. Geoffrey Munn is such a fine, warm, cultured man, and John Benjamin is only one step behind him.

The Brits are a unique lot.

Turquoise ruby and diamond piece melted my heart such a wonderful item showing passionate love forever it must have made the wearer feel adored and very special!

Lovely to see, thank you for streaming these on UKposts 😊

My absolute favorite period of jewelry and furniture

the flag bracelet very cool

OMG thank you for compiling this gorgeousness!

“Came in a box of bits and bobs” lol cute expressions.

Wow.. Some mother's in law are very kind to their daughter's in law! Good to hear!

Absolutely love how expressive they are as they describe the jewelry

I’m sure they’re worth much much more.

❤❤❤❤❤i would pay 50k for those emeralds n diamonds ❤❤❤❤oh so many beautiful items. Love old jewellery ❤❤❤

Really enjoyed looking at the jewellery. I was bought a black opal in 1970, my niece has it now as I gifted it to her. I was a bit sad as I loved it, but arthritis in my fingers made it impossible to wear....

" Fabulous " What more to say

I felt in love with the 15:30 piece: Holbein in front, Indian on the backside. Such a pity I cannot purchase it because it is out of my range price. He has evaluated 8 thousands in the 90s, so I m scared at the perspective of how much it would cost right now. Anyway, with me It wouldn't hold the "pristine condition" it had at the time of filming for much longer, because I would wear it continuously. If I m working, shopping of cleaning I would hold it under my shirt, only in the right situations I would flaunt it in front of everybody. This is a piece that implies commitment: or you wear it all the time or you live it alone, and I m sure about it!

The Chaumet crystal lapel pin is my favorite! The purple amethyst orchid brooch with the diamonds is wonderful.

The emerald Art Deco Brooch in the first appraisal was extremely underestimated...!

Delightful show. Thank you!!

Yes you know if you have anything old Russian and Faberge you are set.

I learned a lot , And I hope to retain some knowledge. Most of all. I particularly enjoyed this epsoide ,

Absolutely gorgeous jewelry 😍😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤

geoffrey munn is such an amazing appraiser

I like seeing the Episode format , rather than snipets . I do enjoy the Program.😊

Amazing how precious stones lift up the spirit of joy. Even watching them is pleasure to the eyes💖

My favorite gems are emeralds. I would love to know the history from mined to today and who it was owned by.

I'm drooling here at the beauty of all this gorgeous jewelry.❤

The snowflake is worth $6000, but that stunning first emerald necklace is worth about 5-6 thousand! No way!

Thank you for this. Lovely things and very interesting compilation.❤

The best part about all the reveals is even though everyone is excited that the jewelry is worth a lot, they don't want to part with it...

I never liked my birth stone: the peridot. *However*, when I saw the giant pendant with the enamel work on both sides of it, I was blown away by how gorgeous it was. ❤

The owl cufflinks and the diamond Russian broach were gorgeous.

Im a peridot freak, and i about shouted when i saw the first piece of gem stones, gold and enamel 😮😮

The lady at 19:25 who told the story about the opals being a present from her husband because of a dinner guest. Is also the lady 30:33 who told us that owl cufflinks were bought for her husband. Her protestations that she didn't know the cufflinks were ruby and diamond or that she was unaware how much the opals were worth hmmm..... Who wouldn't have taken all their jewelry to the one program and had them appraised at the same time? Or said, "I was here a few months/years ago and have come back with something else" AR has dealers bringing in pieces, I know of one for certain from years ago. It was a complete pantomime with him pretending he didn't know what the paintings were worth, and that he had inherited them, he was an art/antiques dealer quite well known locally. And the BBC would have known that as well. I don't mind too much, but why not be honest with the viewers? Why the charade that everybody has found something in an old box or the attic rather than "I have something really interesting and thought you might like to feature it".

The heartshaped Fabergebrooch may have a green tourmaline in the center.

My God, I wish I would find that in my mother-in-law’s the safety deposit box. I love emeralds.

Emeralds are the most expensive precious gem today. This particular show was from 2007 to 2009. Gold prices were lower than but I agree 100% that the first emerald necklace is worth far more than the snowflake at least today.

Фаберже на все времена!!!!

Such fun to see such gorgeous pieces of historic jewelry.

4:29 this is one of the most beautiful pieces of jewellery I have even seen.

Thanks again for your posts....Those steel fingernails😮😮😮😮!!! I wont be shaking hands...😬😱

All these pieces were amazing, but I disagree with their evaluations. That large necklace is worth much more!

It would be interesting to know the values of these in todays money, like PBS does with their antiques Roadshow older valuations.

Those pieces of jewellery were worth much more, than the appraiser said.

i love what people have got and they dont even realise how much thet have got makes me feel like going through all of my jewellry and other bits...x

Take care. We'll all be here when you get back to feeling better!✌🕊🌞

Beautiful pieces.

I LOVE This Show❣️🗝️ 🙏🏽🇨🇦🇯🇲💜➖🌐➖💜🗝️

Seems like all these jewelry were undervalued

Imagine how much they are wirth now ,the first few evaluations where in 2001 !!! 😮❤.

Love the Opal pendant. .

very interesting jewels and in both silver and gold settings. so neat!

Oh my god, I love the opals.

That owl is gorgeous 13:16 catseye stones change color so beautifuly how perfect for owl eyes.

Oh, loved this segment and would also appreciate one on Costume Jewelry...

wow first 3 segments are soooo pretty

Missed the live but what a show!

😘🙏❤️🌹 Lovely program and God bless to the program

Wow Jason.......I love these pieces....I've always been fascinated by moonstones. Gerald

У первой дамы в этом видео изумруды волшебные ))) и брошь- клип и серьги и колье …

beautiful i love victorian things xxxxx

. I love the Necklace ❤

Beautiful jewellery , stunning pieces.

@5:30 how could that old women not know that was opal!!!!!!!????😮🙄😮‍💨 it's the only Stone on the planet that looks like that!!!!!!!

ชอบรายการนี้มาก ฟังแล้วมีความสุข ได้เข้าใจถึงเรื่องแนวการทำเครื่องประดับในสมัยก่อนที่สำคัญได้รู้ถึงคุณลักษณะเด่นของแต่ละช่วงสมัยในการออกแบบ

Funny how disappointed was the lady expression at 17;15, when she heard it was rock crystal instead of large diamants, and how quickly changed when she heard "Burmese rubies": you can tell that this woman is in searching for fast cash...

#kkuwan The canvas tote actually reminds me of the Hermes Garden Party too. Thanks for making this video to suggest more budget friendly alternatives. love it!

This is an old show. The emerald set today would go for a lot of money, especially the necklace as it dates from historical times.

So English 😅 love this show very very much 🎉🎉 Did you ever make a series like this going to different countries ❓

How old is this episode? Those prices are a bit low ok it's from 2000.

The emeralds and diamond jewelry the dil had money signs going off in her eyes. I hope she keeps them in the family

I would love to see what these are valued at now, and if anybody kept their finds or if they all sold them immediately

Why not tell the complete story of Princess Mary's life. It ended very abruptly in 1951.

Beautiful video! ❤

So much fun to watch

Первое изделие - какое высокое качество , мастер))) настоящий ювелир …

3/11/23 this is based early 70's look at hair styles, glasses & clothes this is valued to that time maybe earlier just my observation my favorite show maybe way to early in the year of 70's I'm not sure now 😊

This video is educational and very impressive indeed!

I wish todays prices were displayed

Nice one

Wow! cute!

44.30 “poaching a chef …’ probably unobserved by most, but an amusing little gem of a comment.

I hope that the exposure these beautiful pieces got..never led to any unfortunate incidents! Takes a lot of courage, i would imagine, to show people your treasures. And even bring them yourself to such a public venue!