Linda's Antiques

Fine, Native American: Costume: Silver Jewelry: lay-away available:
Exclusively on Ruby Lane. Member since July 2008 View Profile

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Today's Featured Items

$125 USD
Italian Enamel Link Bracelet

$900 USD
Antique Austro Hungarian Citrine and Pearl Bracelet

$50 USD
Lavender Amethyst and Clear Quartz Necklace

$40 USD
Freshwater Mobe Pearl and Garnet Necklace.

$220 USD
1970s Vintage 6 Strand Turquoise Nuggets and Heishi ..

$80 USD
18 Inch Freshwater Cultured Pearls

$175 USD
Eisenberg Ice Brown, Yellow and Smoke Rhinestone ..

$475 USD
Antique 10k Gold Foiled Moonstone Ring

$295 USD
Boulder Opal and Pearl Necklace.

$400 USD
Antique Woven Hair Bead Necklace

$485 USD
SALE Antique Gold and Enamel Rose Design Mourning ..

$175 USD
32 Inch Strand of 10-12 mm White Freshwater Pearls

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About Linda's Antiques

Our Service Pledge To You:
I respond to orders within 48 hours many times faster
When I am traveling, I will post a notice in my store.
All items have been acquired from reputable sources
I guarantee the authenticity of all our items.

About Us
I have been selling all types of jewelry full time for the last 12 years under the name Linda's Antique. I am currently selling in 3 brick & mortar antique collectives. I am using Ruby Lane to 'reach out' to a larger and more varied customer base. I sell Antique Fine jewelry and Native American Vintage and artist made jewelry. I started by selling in collectives part-time. Over the years as my inventory became larger ( currently approx 17,000 pieces), I left my engineering job to sell jewelry full time. I specialize in Antique Fine Jewelry and Native American Vintage and Artist Jewelry. The Fine Jewelry pieces in my collection range from 1700 AD to 1950s AD and are many varied types. My vintage Native American Jewelry ranges from 1900 to 1970s. My Native American artist jewelry is for the most part contemporary.
I recently bought the inventory of a Native American store in New Mexico. I have acquired some really special pre-1970s jewelry including Santo Domingo bead necklaces that feature turquoise that is no longer available to most buyers..

In addition, I also make one of a kind Silver pieces that I hope to sell on Ruby Lane.
Needless to say, I have a big job ahead of me. Please be patient as I will be adding items a few at a time. I hope you enjoy my jewelry as much as I do.

Lay-away available. If you don't find what you are looking for, let me know and I will do my best to find it.

PAYMENT INFORMATION
I accept only PayPal unless other arrangements are made. However non-PayPal members can make a credit card payment to me via PayPal. One of my customers was nice enough to send me the instructions on how to make the payment.

NON-PAYPAL CREDIT CARD PAYMENT.

Click on "my account" at top of any Ruby Lane page/

Then click on "Purchase Orders",located on right side of "my account page"/

Locate purchase order that you are attempting to pay ( all 'in process' purchase orders are listed) and click on "Pay now" button.

This takes you to a divided page: right side is regular paypal w/ log in (just like PayPal invoice) AND the left side of page allows you to select " continue" button and enter your credit card info (any type card; any customer; non-paypal member people)

It really is very simple with a little familiarity. Yet, frustrating if you don't know what to expect.

The other merchant I paid tonight insisted we use a paypal invoice that she e-mailed to me, but it required a password (like the right side of the split page I described above) and were I a paypal member I'd have a password and could proceed. Being familiar with the process I've detailed above, I tried it on her purchase and it did work, when I could not proceed with the regular paypal invoice.

This has all been so frustrating for me over the past year. I've found something that works
so I want to share it with anybody that may need a step-by-step, as would have saved me a lot of stress and I'd feel a lot more kindly toward paypal than the place I was left, after
all my tribulations over the year it took me to figure this out for myself.

Hope this tutorial will help another of your customers avoid undue frustration.

Thanks go to Kay for sending me this information.