Podcasts about Reja

En este capítulo de #trozosdevidatrozosderadio nos sumergimos en los recuerdos, emociones y vivencias de quienes han vivido la Romería del Rocío 2025. Desde Almonte, los protagonistas nos trasladan a los momentos más intensos de esta celebración única: la emoción de la salida, la espiritualidad de la Misa de Romeros, la presentación ante la Blanca Paloma, la solemnidad de la Misa Pontifical de Pentecostés, el recogimiento del Santo Rosario, el sobrecogedor Salto de la Reja y la esperada Procesión de la Virgen del Rocío. Gracias a la generosa participación de Eusebio Gómez, Alba Moreno y Concha Urbano de la Hermandad del Rocío de Cornellà, junto a Ivet Moreno, Dídac Padilla y Toni Valenzuela de la Hermandad del Rocío de Sabadell, este contenido nos acerca, desde la distancia, al alma de una de las tradiciones más sentidas del sur de España. Una oportunidad para revivir la Romería a través de sus protagonistas, sus voces y sus emociones.

A las 2.42 de la madrugada los roceros de Almonte saltaron la Reja para pasear a la Virgen del Rocío entre la multitud que la esperaba con fervor como nos cuenta Rafael López de Onda Cero Huelva 

Programa dedicado a la actualidad de la Romería del Rocío (Tramo de 01:30 a 02:30)

Programa dedicado a la actualidad de la Romería del Rocío (Tramo de 02:30 a 03:30)

Programa dedicado a la actualidad de la Romería del Rocío (Tramo de 03:30 a 04:00)

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La narrativa abarca varios años, describiendo eventos clave como la epidemia de influenza española en Linares, México, la violencia de la Revolución, y la vida en la hacienda familiar. Se destacan las relaciones entre los personajes, especialmente la conexión de Simonopio con la nana Reja y su padrino, así como las luchas por la tierra y la introducción del cultivo de naranjos.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/audio-libros-master/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Hemos llegado exactamente a la mitad de este recorrido por las leyendas de cada estado de la República Mexicana con este capítulo dedicado a Michoacán, una entidad que destaca por su tradición indígena como la de los purépechas, que tiene sitios llenos de historia y de cultura como Paracho, Pátzcuaro, Cuitzeo, Tacámbaro, etcétera. Y que tiene una enorme riqueza natural y gastronómica, además de una serie de leyendas que resultan sumamente inquietantes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lancio është një tjetër emision që ka nisur të transmetohet që në fillimet e Top Albania Radio. Qëllimi i këtij show radiofonik është promovimi i muzikës ndërkombëtare dhe asaj shqiptare. Njëkohësisht në thelb të këtij emisioni qëndron edhe pasurimi artistiko-kulturor i dëgjuesve. Informacionet mbi karrierën apo zhvillimet e aktiviteteve ndërkombëtare të artistëve janë ta pamunguara. Lancio është rrjeta e informacioneve të fundit të muzikës më të mirë të momentit.

El escritor extremeño Fernando León Reja regresa a la publicación, con ocho libros que verán la luz en una nueva colección, 'Leche de burra'. Los presenta esta tarde a las 19 horas en la sala de Ámbito Cultural de El Corte Inglés de Badajoz. Charlamos con él en el estudio de Badajoz. La presentación y proyecto futuro se llama 'De quimeras y entelequias'. En esta entrevista, hablamos de sus métodos, su trabajo incansable, los tiempos convulsos y todo, converge en la poesía. Su obsesión, la belleza. "Si tengo posibilidad de ser más certero, lo seguiré corrigiendo".

Ajo që ndodh në shtëpinë e “Big Brother VIP”, padyshim që është më e ndjekura e më e komentuara në rrjetet sociale, si edhe në jetën e përditshme. Në lidhje me audiencën shumë të madhe të këtij spektakli ka mendime të ndryshme. Suksesi ka kaluar kufijtë e një spektakli në ekranin e televizorit e tani jemi përballë një fenomeni social që mund të quhet edhe si “Big Brother Mania”.

Ime tedna je Samo Curk, predsednik društva AETP, kjer si prizadevajo za transparentnost v slovenski živinoreji in opozarjajo na slabo ravnanje z živalmi v slovenski živilski industriji. Z objavo grozljivih posnetkov kokoši nesnic na eni od slovenskih kmetij so opozorili na neprimerno rejo, za kar bodo pri Upravi za varno hrano proti rejcu uvedli prekrškovni postopek, z odločbo pa odredili ukrepe za odpravo neskladij.Kandidata sta bila še: Viljem Babič, producent in zborovodja English Student Theatra II. Gimnazije Maribor, kjer so z muzikalom Rent petkrat razprodali Linhartovo dvorano Cankarjevega doma v Ljubljani. Dijaki so z gostovanjem v največji kulturni ustanovi pri nas kronali več kot 30-letno tradicijo razvoja muzikala na mariborski gimnaziji. Rebeka Kropivšek Leskovar, magistrica informacijskih in komunikacijskih tehnologij, ki v skupini Interblock razvija tehnologije na področju strojnega vida. Je prejemnica naziva Inženirka leta 2024, z etičnim odnosom do razvoja tehnologij pa hkrati tudi pozitiven zgled inženirstva, ki v ospredje postavlja človeka. 

Të ftuar në emisionin “Pardon My French” këtë javë kanë qenë Egla Ceno dhe Fation Kuqari, ata kanë zbuluar më shumë detaje nga jeta e tyre dhe projektet e reja por gjithashtu janë ndalur edhe tek Big Brother VIP 4 dhe kanë analizuar deri më tani lojën e banorëve.

Çdo mëngjes zgjohuni me “Wake Up”, programi i njëkohshëm radio-televiziv i “Top Channel” e “Top Albania Radio”, në thelb ka përcjelljen e informacionit më të nevojshëm për mëngjesin. Në “Wake Up” gjeni leximin e gazetave, analiza të ndryshme, informacione utilitare, këmbimin valuator, parashikimin e motit, biseda me të ftuarit në studio për tema të aktualitetit, nga jeta e përditshme urbane e deri tek arti dhe spektakli si dhe personazhe interesantë. Zgjimi në “Wake Up” është ritmik dhe me buzëqeshje. Gjatë tri orëve të transmetimit, na shoqëron edhe muzika më e mirë, e huaj dhe shqiptare. 

I ftuar në emisionin “Lancio” me Erma Mici ka qenë artisti Alis. Alisi është një muzikant i ri dhe i talentuar nga Shqipëria, i cili në moshën 21-vjeçare ka arritur të bëjë një emër të rëndësishëm në skenën muzikore. Ai ka përfunduar studimet për piano, ku ka fituar çmime të ndryshme në kompeticione për këngë dhe piano, duke dëshmuar aftësitë e tij muzikore.

Çdo mëngjes zgjohuni me “Wake Up”, programi i njëkohshëm radio-televiziv i “Top Channel” e “Top Albania Radio”, në thelb ka përcjelljen e informacionit më të nevojshëm për mëngjesin. Në “Wake Up” gjeni leximin e gazetave, analiza të ndryshme, informacione utilitare, këmbimin valuator, parashikimin e motit, biseda me të ftuarit në studio për tema të aktualitetit, nga jeta e përditshme urbane e deri tek arti dhe spektakli si dhe personazhe interesantë. Zgjimi në “Wake Up” është ritmik dhe me buzëqeshje. Gjatë tri orëve të transmetimit, na shoqëron edhe muzika më e mirë, e huaj dhe shqiptare. 

Të ftuar në “Vitality Vibes” me Ilvi Begollin kanë qenë Surven Metolli dhe Aisel Oseku për të folur rreth anti-doping në Shqipëri.

E ftuar në “Live From Tirana” ka qenë ekspertja e kristaleve, Fjorza Mullahaj. Ajo ka treguar se çfarë do të sjellë Hëna e Re për të gjithë ne. Po ashtu ajo na ka folur më shumë mbi kristalet dhe si lidhen ato me energjinë për t'u ndjerë më mirë.

E ftuar në “Pardon My French” nëpërmjet një lidhje në Skype ka qenë artistja e njohur, Bleona Qereti. Ajo ka zbuluar më shumë detaje ekskluzive në Top Albania Radio nga projektet e reja në muzikë që ka sjellë dhe do të sjellë, angazhimit të saj në botën e kinematografisë dhe qëllimet që i ka vendosur vetes sa i përket jetës personale.

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E ftuar në emisionin “Ndryshe” me Salsano Rrapi dhe Elona Duro ka qenë artistja e mirënjohur Elvana Gjata. Në këtë intervistë ekskluzive, ajo na ka zbuluar më shumë detaje rreth jetës së saj private, rolit si aktore në serialin “Tenxherja Kapakun” dhe projektet e tjera që e presin. 

E ftuar Blerta Kllokoqi Rugova, sipërmarrëse dhe gruaja e Ukë Rugovës, djalit të vogël të presidentit historik të Kosovës, Ibrahim Rugova

E ftuar në “Live From Tirana” ka qenë Anila Hetoja, piktore dhe interior design. Ajo ka folur mbi trendet e fundit të arredimit të shtëpisë, ngjyrat që duhet të mbizotërojnë dhe çfarë nuk duhet të mungojë në ambientin tuaj…

En la Radio de Diario de Transporte, entrevistamos a Julio Muñoz Reja, secretario general del Sindicato Libre de Transporte (SLT), que cuenta con gran número de delegados sindicales en las empresas de transporte de viajeros por carretera. Dentro de la serie de entrevistas que estamos realizando con los responsables sindicales para conocer su posición ante la convocatoria de huelga de las y los conductores profesionales, anunciada por CCOO y UGT para la segunda semana de octubre, nada mejor que hablar con el secretario general de SLT. Del derecho a la jubilación a los 60 años para las personas que trabajan como profesionales al volante de camiones y autobuses, del reconocimiento de los coeficientes reductores, de la valoración de las enfermedades profesionales y de muchos temas más relacionados con el transporte de viajeros y mercancías, hablamos en esta interesante entrevista con Julio Muñoz Reja.

I ftuar në “Live From Tirana” nëpërmjet një lidhje telefonike, ka qenë Eko, një nga artistët më të rinj e të talentuar të tregut muzikor shqiptar. Së fundmi ai ka publikuar projektin e tij të ri “Influencë e keqe”, për të cilin na ka folur më shumë, por dhe këngët e reja që do të vijnë së shpejti…

Iftuar përmes një lidhje telefonike në “Live from Tirana” ishte make-up artisti Henri Gjata për të folur rreth elementeve unike që vera sjell në bërjen e make-up.

E ftuar në “Live From Tirana” përmes një lidhje telefonike ishte stilistja Enxhi Valteri për të folur rreth tendencave të këtij viti rreth rrobave të plazhit. Të gjithë duam të jemi në stil dhe Enxhi jep disa këshilla për ato vajza dhe djem që duan të lënë një përshtypje mbresëlënëse.

E ftuar në emisionin e kësaj të mërkure të “Pardon My French” ka qenë këngëtarja Diona Fona. Së fundmi ajo ka publikuar projektin e saj më të ri muzikor, “S'ka mo lot”. Ja se si shprehet ajo për këtë projekt…

Çdo mëngjes zgjohuni me “Wake Up”, programi i njëkohshëm radio-televiziv i “Top Channel” e “Top Albania Radio”, në thelb ka përcjelljen e informacionit më të nevojshëm për mëngjesin. Në “Wake Up” gjeni leximin e gazetave, analiza të ndryshme, informacione utilitare, këmbimin valuator, parashikimin e motit, biseda me të ftuarit në studio për tema të aktualitetit, nga jeta e përditshme urbane e deri tek arti dhe spektakli si dhe personazhe interesantë. Zgjimi në “Wake Up” është ritmik dhe me buzëqeshje. Gjatë tri orëve të transmetimit, na shoqëron edhe muzika më e mirë, e huaj dhe shqiptare. 

E ftuar në “Vitality Vibes” ishte Dr. Marsida Duli, profesoreshë në universitet dhe mjeke e specializuar në fushën e nefrologjisë. Ajo na zbuloi më shumë për sëmundjet e veshkave, moshat që prekin dhe kur duhet të shqetësohemi. Lidhur me statistikat, doktoresha tregoi se ato sa vjen e po rriten.

Federico y Amorós hablan con el cirujano jefe de Las Ventas Máximo García Padrós por su libro Reja de enfermería.

Federico y Amorós hablan con el cirujano jefe de Las Ventas Máximo García Padrós por su libro Reja de enfermería.

Conectamos con Almonte Huelva donde David Robles junto a Iván Infante y Pepelu narra el febril momento en el que los Almonteños saltan la Reja de la Ermita del Rocío al llegar el Sin Pecado con la última hermandad para pasear a la Virgen un año más- 

Edea na ka njohur me premierat më të fundit të Cineplexx që mund t’i ndjekim këtë fundjavë, Krahas tyre, ajo na ka zbuluar disa nga filmat dhe serialet më të ndjekur momentalisht.

Koło Przewodników Miejskich i Terenowych im. Mikołaja Stanisława Pajdowskiego – Oddziału Miejskiego PTTK w Lublinie zorganizowało spacer dla mieszkańców Lublina i turystów z okazji Międzynarodowego Dnia Przewodnika Turystycznego. W tym roku przewodnicy PTTK przygotowali spacer w 440. rocznicę śmierci Jana Kochanowskiego pt. „Lubelskie ścieżki Jana z Czarnolasu”. Spacer poprowadzą społecznie przewodnicy PTTK, którzy przybliżą postać Jana z Czarnolasu i czasy, w których żył, zaprowadzą do miejsc z nim związanych i upamiętniających jego postać. Na trasie spaceru znajdą się takie obiekty i miejsca jak: dawny zamek królewski, Plac po Farze, bazylika i klasztor oo. Dominikanów, kamienice na Starym Mieście, Trybunał Koronny, kamienica przy Krakowskim Przedmieściu 8 (miejsce, gdzie stał dom Mikołaja Reja), kościół pobernardyński pw. Nawrócenia św. Pawła Apostoła i pomnik Jana Kochanowskiego przy ul. G. Narutowicza. Przewodnicy ubarwią swoje opowieści utworami poety: fraszkami i pieśniami. Jan Kochanowski wielokrotnie gościł w Lublinie, gdzie załatwiał sprawy urzędnicze i nawiązywał kontakty towarzyskie. Przebywał tu jako jeden z sekretarzy króla Zygmunta Augusta, będąc obserwatorem sejmu unijnego i złożenia hołdu lennego przez pruskiego księcia w 1569 r. Wiele utworów poeta dedykował lubelskiej szlachcie i magnaterii, zwłaszcza Firlejom, z którymi łączyły go więzy przyjaźni, poświecił im takie fraszki jak: „Do Mikołaja Firleja”, „Na wieś Dąbrowicę”. Poeta po raz ostatni przebywał w Lublinie w sierpniu 1584 roku i tutaj zmarł, a dokładne miejsce jego śmierci do dziś stanowi zagadkę. Na wspólny spacer śladami Jana Kochanowskiego w ramach „Podróży małych i dużych" - zaprasza Magdalena Lipiec-Jaremek.

Edi dhe Edea na kanë njohur me filmat që po transmetohen nga kjo javë në Cineplexx. Po ashtu ata janë ndalur dhe tek filmat e serialet më ‘trending’ në Netflix për momentin.

Dita e hënë nuk mund të quhet e plotë kurrësesi pa emisionin e Top Albania Radio-s “Sot Nuk Është e Hënë” me komentet më interesante dhe tema të trajtuara nga Koloreto Cukali dhe Blerina Shehu. 

Dita e hënë nuk mund të quhet e plotë kurrësesi pa emisionin e Top Albania Radio-s “Sot Nuk Është e Hënë” me komentet më interesante dhe tema të trajtuara nga Koloreto Cukali dhe Blerina Shehu.

Hablamos Una vez por ir a echar reja como se dice aquí en León o echar novios como en otras ciudades, que te ha pasado echanando novio, por ejemplo dicen nuestros radio escuchas que los encontraron en plena fajamiento impuro los papas,,, En los perro sport Comentamos la prensa leonesa esta indignada y sobre el comunicado del club León

I ftuar në emisionin “Lancio” nëpërmjet një lidhje telefonike nga Londra ka qenë artisti dhe producenti i njohur RVCHET, i cili ndodhet edhe në klasifikimin e “The Top List” për bashkëpunimin e tij me Solo dhe Lil Koli që mban titullin “Mah Bebé”. Një këngë e cila ka arritur mbi 1 milion klikime në platformën YouTube.

Hoy recuperamos uno de los episodios más especiales de ‘Un tema Al Día'. En diciembre de 2022 terminó el trabajo que durante tres años desarrollaron un equipo de forenses, antropólogos y arqueólogos en la fosa común de Pico Reja, en Sevilla, una de las más grandes de España. Es un trabajo de investigación apasionante que pretende aclarar cómo vivieron y cómo murieron miles de personas asesinadas en los primeros compases de la Guerra Civil y el franquismo. Regresamos a Pico Reja de la mano de Carmen Ibáñez, y hablamos con Juan Manuel Guijo, director de la excavación, antropólogo forense con una larga trayectoria de trabajo en fosas comunes en Andalucía; y con Emilia Rivero, que entró en Pico Reja en abril y será una de las arqueólogas que cierren la fosa. *** Este episodio se emitió por primera vez el 12 de diciembre de 2022. *** Si te gusta este podcast, necesitamos tu apoyo. Hazte socia, hazte socio en eldiario.es/socioSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Siguen las aventuras de Andy Kusnetzoff en Turquía ¡Escuchá la apertura completa!  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/urbanaplayfm/message

Se pide la colaboración para desencriptar un posible mensaje extraterrestre. El emocionante Salto de la Reja en Almonte El Rocío con David Robles. La desconocida espiritualidad de Tina Turner. Misterios en la Ciudad de Quebec con Javier Peinado. El Fin del Mundo según un Superordenador.

Me acerco al cementerio San Fernando en Sevilla porque hoy es un día importante para las asociaciones memorialistas que tienen a familiares en fosas comunes. Pico Reja se cierra y de ella han salido más de 1700 víctimas cuyos restos están por identificar con las pruebas de ADN. Pero ya están en cajas con números hasta que se puedan poner nombres y tienen un lugar digno dónde descansar.Escuchar audio

En entrevista con Luis Cárdenas para la Primera Emisión de MVS Noticias, Jorge Vázquez Campbell, abogado de migrantes, habló sobre que el titular del INM de Chihuahua dio la orden de no abrir la reja.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What you'll learn in this episode: What to look for when selecting a vintage piece, and why the most important factor is how much you like it Why Schreiner jewelry has increased in value, and how to tell if something is a genuine, high-quality piece of Schreiner Why online auctions are a great way for new collectors to grow their collection of vintage jewelry How Carole started her 40,000-piece collection, and how she allows clients to explore it Which emerging and under-appreciated vintage designers you should keep your eye on About Carole Tanenbaum Carole Tanenbaum has been collecting costume jewelry for over twenty-five years resulting in an unparalleled collection of over 30,000 pieces dating from the Victorian period to today's collectibles. Carole Tanenbaum Vintage Collection is one of North America's premiere collection of vintage costume jewelry. Every piece in the collection has been hand-selected with an eye for design, creativity and exceptional workmanship. The collection integrates vintage costume jewelry as wearable works of art into the fashion world. As a world-renowned collector, Carole has given a number of lectures on vintage costume jewelry at museums, universities, and social clubs. The collection continues to be featured in a multitude of fashion publications, and film and television productions. Additional Resources: Website Facebook Instagram Photos available on TheJewelryJourney.com Transcript: When it comes to vintage costume jewelry, few people can match Carole Tanenbaum's passion. Her 40,000-piece collection covers the history of costume jewelry from the Victorian era to the 90s, along with some emerging contemporary designers thrown in for good measure. She joined the Jewelry Journey Podcast to talk about her interest in Schreiner jewelry; how she wrote her two books on costume jewelry; and what she looks for when adding to her collection. Read the episode transcript here. Sharon: Hello, everyone. Welcome to the Jewelry Journey Podcast. This is the first part of a two-part episode. Please make sure you subscribe so you can hear part two as soon as it's released later this week. Today, my guest is Carole Tanenbaum speaking to us from Toronto. She and her husband have been collectors of everything, including vintage costume jewelry, for years. She herself has written two books on the subject of vintage costume jewelry. “Fabulous Fakes: A Passion for Vintage Costume Jewelry” is the first one, and the newest one is a book on Schreiner jewelry, “Schreiner: Masters of Twentieth-Century Costume Jewelry.” She must think highly of that. Each week, she holds an auction of vintage costume jewelry, and she'll tell us all about that. Besides that, we'll also learn why she focused on vintage costume jewelry and everything they collect, what she looks for in terms of evaluating a piece of vintage jewelry, whether it's for her own collection or to sell, and how you too can get involved. Carole, welcome to the program. Carole: Thank you for inviting me. It's good to be here. Sharon: So glad to have you. Tell us about your jewelry journey. You collect everything. Carole: We are collectors of many things. We collect photos. We collect vintage toys, African sculpture. But how you know I loved to antique; we still do. When we were in London in the 70s, I came upon a collection of fantasy jewelry, jewelry that wasn't gemstone, but it had the most beautiful vision to me aesthetically. I was hooked, and I bought about 20 pieces at that time. I always know when it will go forward, so it wasn't just a one-shot deal that started me in collecting. Sharon: Had you been attracted to glittery things or colorful things before that? Carole: I love fashion, and I've always loved the wow factor in fashion. The collection I saw was large pieces, so immediately I responded to it as things I could wear and love and feel really shi-shi in them. I bought the pieces I loved. There were about 50 pieces, and I was very discerning. I always know what I want to have. That was my first experience of hundreds. I have about 40,000 pieces. Sharon: Did you buy the first 20 or 50 from the same person, or was this from several people? Carole: No, it was from the same person. In the 70s, vintage costume jewelry wasn't really a collectable. It was a throwaway, so there weren't many dealers to choose from. This one person who had them really had the only great pieces of jewelry in the whole show, other than gemstone jewelry. I was lucky that I was able to focus on this one person. I still have a couple of those pieces in my private collection. Sharon: Wow! Did you recognize right away that it was being ignored and that it was going to be collectable? Carole: No, I didn't care. For me, they were objects d'art. I never am influenced by what's in and what's out. I trust my eye. When I did see this collection, I knew I had to have them, that they were beautiful and highly collectable despite what was happening universally. Sharon: Did you own, I'll say, “regular” gems? Was this a way to wear something and if you list it, it was not a big deal? Carole: It was always a big deal for me. Everything we collect, whether it was $2 or $20,000, has the same weight aesthetically to us. My husband has bought me some wonderful, real Deco jewelry, big, chokey necklaces, but gemstone. I always loved those because it was still my aesthetic. But when I started this collection, it showed that these pieces have the same wow and the same effect on me as gemstone, and I started looking and researching. Very few books were written on the subject in the 70s, but I started looking at the pieces that were being offered by the theater, by movies, by starlets, etc. I realized it's a field I wanted to start collecting. I realized that very early on after I bought these pieces. Sharon: Did you have the support of your husband that this is art? Carole: I always have the support of my husband. I'm a very lucky woman. Actually, we share our loves of whatever we collect. He's a great collector of Daguerreotypes. Whenever we're at the antique shows, I hunt for those as well as for what I love. We always share our collections as one collection. In fact, Howie will run around the show, or used to run around the shows, and he would come over to me, “Carole, come here. I have to show you something at this other dealer's showcase.” I would go there and I would love what he picked. Sharon: So, you don't go to as many shows as you used to, it sounds like. Carole: Since Covid, I have to tell you it's very small pickings. I go to whatever is available, but now the market has changed completely. Whenever I can, I go to shows. I go to shows in the outskirts of New York, sometimes to the New York Metropolitan Show and some of the local shows here. Oftentimes I get lucky, but I don't get the breadth of pieces I had earlier on. Sharon: Since Covid, I found I've been really hungry for shows. I go to whatever there is. Do you find that a lot of people have moved online? Carole: That's a very good question, Sharon, because now, the way to buy vintage costume jewelry is on Facebook. There are about 40 different people who have weekly shows. I don't have weekly shows of that auction. I don't have the patience for it. It's not a part of my business, but I go to the shows that are online. There are people who went to a country show to show their fare and don't have an outlet, so they're doing it at their home. Oftentimes you can get very lucky with that. They sometimes don't know what they have, and since it's an auction, you might be lucky. For people who are starting now, it's a great way to develop a collection, Sharon, because you have the world at your shoulders. Sharon: Let me back up. You said there weren't many books on the subject. Is that what brought you to write a book about it? Carole: No, that's a different story. When you start asking me about how I became a businesswoman, that's one of the ways I started. I'll tell you about that journey. Sharon: Do you find that the jewelry in Canada and Toronto is different than what you find elsewhere in New York or when you're at smaller shows? Carole: It's on a lower scale, number one. You're less able to find something in Canada—although the search is always as important to me as the sale—than you would be in New York or Boston or any of the big cities. Oftentimes, I will go to a major city, rent a car and go to the peripheral areas. There you can find antique stores and go in, and you know you're going to find that masterpiece. The search is a lot of fun. When you find something, of course it's glorious. Sharon: I bet it would be. That's interesting. I never thought of Boston. I always think of the east coast as New York and the south. They say there's nothing out in Los Angeles or on the west coast, but on the east coast, Boston just doesn't occur to me. Carole: Boston is a very interesting city because it's a university city. It's a city where the university kids go looking for bargains. They have one major store on their street. I don't remember the street that has floor-to-ceiling vintage. That's a place that people go. When I go, I go there, then I go to Cambridge, and then I go to the outskirts of it, Quincy or some of the other places. You never know what you're going to find. Sometimes it's a bust, but other times, I've found some wonderful pieces. Sharon: Does your husband come with you? Carole: Yeah, because he's also looking, don't forget. He's a collector, and he's looking for other things we collect. He's also looking for my welfare, what would I like. He knows my style; he knows my eye. Oftentimes when he says, “You have to look here,” he's right on. Sharon: Wow! I'm surprised to hear you say it. It sounds like it's not too late to start. Carole: It's not too late to start. It's more expensive to start if you're looking for the high-end pieces. For example, when I started collecting Schreiner, my average price of Schreiner was between $150 and $300. Now, these pieces go for $10,000. Sharon: Wow! We'll have a picture when we post this. It's gorgeous. Carole Those are called ruffle pins. They started at maybe $250, and I only bought them because I loved them. I wear three together, but when I saw that they're now going at auction for $10,000—they're the most coveted piece of Schreiner. They're called ruffle pins. Sharon: Is Schreiner marked? Carole: Many of them are marked and many of them aren't marked. There's a wonderful group on the internet. By the way, Sharon, I learn so much every day on the internet. A young collector will learn a lot by going through different sites on the internet. I'd be happy to share some of them with you. But the signature of Schreiner. When Schreiner started going into the stores, he would not use the signature on many pieces because the stores wanted to use their signatures on the pieces. When he worked for the couturiers in the 40s, they wanted their names on the pieces. So, there's 50% that are signed and 50% that are not signed. The pieces that are not signed are now verified by the Schreiner Group, which is a group on the internet of experts in the field, people who, like myself, have been collecting Schreiner for 30 and 40 years. They're verified by a group of three collectors. So, each piece that is shown to them is on their database when it is a Schreiner. You're not fishing; you're not looking in the dark for a signature. You actually know it by the actual designer. Sharon: Would you know it by the way it's made? Are they made better? Are they made differently? Carole: They're made as fine gemstone jewelry is made. There's never any discoloration. The metalwork is marvelous. He was really fanatic with that. The constructions are so intricate that they can't be copied, so you're safe when you look at it. If you look at the back of the Schreiner, oftentimes it's as beautiful as the front. You get to know what to look for in the setting. Are the prongs the right prongs for Schreiner? You can do that with other designers like Kramer or Weiss. They have specific prongs, so you learn how to recognize what is or what isn't by a designer if you've seen enough of it. Sharon: It seems like every time I go to a show, there are things that say Schreiner or Weiss, the big names, and no marks. Is there anything left to find? Carole: Yes, there's a lot left to find. Most of it is unsigned, but again, you're very confident once you ask the group if it's a valid Schreiner. Most of the time, they'll answer you almost immediately. If they have any doubts, they'll discuss it and look at it in detail and decide whether or not it is a Schreiner. You have to buy what you love. I bought Schreiner because to me, as we are collectors of art, we think Schreiner is a work of art. Everybody has different tastes. There are collectors of Weiss who know exactly what stones Weiss uses so those are easy for them to know, but sometimes if the Weiss is not signed, other people just have to enjoy the aesthetics. My message is that I always look at the aesthetics first. If the piece pleases me, if I love the design, if the quality is great and it's not repurposed, it's a piece I would buy. Sharon: When you say repurposed, what do you mean? Carole: In jewelry now, people are taking the liberty of adding to pieces to enhance them. Of course, it destroys the value of them because no matter how great the finished project is, it's not a Schreiner; it's not a Schiaparelli; it's not Chanel. We call it repurposed because some collectors today love those pieces and they collect only repurposed, but I won't touch these pieces. Sharon: I'm laughing because somebody please explain to me why Chanel is so expensive. I don't get it. You mentioned three qualities you look for, whether it's for your costume jewelry, your collection or other people. You say it's originality. Carole: First and foremost, it has to please you. Whether you're buying a $10 piece or you're buying a $10,000 piece, it has to appeal to you. You have to know you love it; that's first of all. Then, second of all, the workmanship. If it's fine workmanship, meaning if the gold tone is clear and not murky, that's a good sign. I try to buy pieces that are clean. I call them clean because there's no imperfection on the metalwork. Then the things I look for are that they're not soldered, because the soldered pieces have a tendency to be weak in that area. Even the greatest soldered pieces, in my opinion, could come apart, and I would rather pass on those pieces and look for something that is in fine condition. Then the peeling of pearls. If you're finding pearls and you're a pearl collector, you have to look carefully because a lot of the vintage pearls peel. I wouldn't buy a necklace unless I knew a great restorer who has those colors in pearl. Then, the original stones are very important to me. There are a lot of great repair people out there that have a breadth of stones. They can restore many pieces that are missing stones, but they have to be perfect. If they're not perfect, an expert can always tell. If I'm selling a piece, I would like it to be perfect in that sense, or I would like the repair person I use to have it perfectly set. That's another thing. Then there are no missing parts. That's another thing. This is an interesting story, and maybe a lesson to beginners. About 30 years ago, I found a wonderful piece of what I considered Reja. I was an Indian piece, a figaro with dangelis. I felt so lucky. It was the most beautiful Reja I ever saw. I learned that if something looks too good to be true, it generally is. I found out afterwards that the dangelis were added. So, it was a very good lesson to me. Sometimes when you look at piece, there's something about it that doesn't sit right to you. Ask questions to the dealers. They're honest generally. If they don't know, they'll say, “I don't know,” and then it's up to you to research. Sharon: That's really interesting. It sounds like you've looked at a million and one pieces. I was under the impression that your auctions were weekly. When I say get rid of it—if you have 40,000 pieces— Carole: No, but what I do occasionally is deaccession my earlier pieces through a couple of the national and international auctions I trust. I do that because if they're sitting in my drawers and not doing anything, it's not that I lost respect for them, it's that I want other people to enjoy them. So, I would say twice a year, I have an auction at Ripley's Auction, I have an auction here at Waddington's Auction. When we were selling our toys, because we're at an age now where you have to start thinking about where these things are going, I did it at Miller and Miller in Canada, a wonderful auction house. Those are the types of auctions and that's the reason why I do them, but they're only occasional. I always post them on my different sites so the public is aware of them. Sharon: Where do you find the pieces you do buy? Just looking around and going to these places on the outskirts? Carole: First of all, we are very fortunate because people know my name. They know about me, so they have offered pieces on many occasions. I'm even buying back pieces from people who don't wear them anymore and want them passed back to me, but I would say that's just by happenstance. We love antiquing, so it doesn't matter whether we find or we don't find. It's getting much harder, as I told you, because there are fewer outlets. A lot of the small antique dealers went under and don't have places where they can show their pieces other than the net. I do think the net now is the best place to look outside of shopping for them, but if you're shopping for them, don't have high hopes, because the very high end is being bought out by savvy collectors. Sharon: We will have photos posted on the website. Please head to TheJewelryJourney.com to check them out.

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