"It imparts the type of educational information that all stages of jewelry collectors, as well as jewelry enthusiasts from students to dealers, will go back to again and again."
– Beth Bernstein
"Along with photos of beautiful jewelry, the book features anecdotes about the provenance of prized examples, as well as expert information from an array of “top-notch” dealers Bernstein knows —independent sellers and high-end stores both in America and abroad."
– Phyllis Schiller
"The Modern Guide to Antique Jewellery will make a collector of you yet"
– Annie Davidson
"Bernstein’s book acts as both an educational guide, celebrating the history of antique jewels, as well as a travel guide, pinpointing the best places to shop for these pieces in New York, Los Angeles, Paris, London, and Amsterdam."
– Lenore Fedow
"Beth Bernstein has been on the forefront of the jewelry world for more than 20 years as a historian, author and journalist."
– Anthony DeMarco
"Author Beth Bernstein's new book The Modern Guide to Antique Jewellery explores the ever-evolving trend towards symbolic jewels, one-of-a-kind pieces and those with a storied past."
– Jessica Bumpus
"Must have book."
– The Jewellery Editor
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"Beth Bernstein’s new book ‘The Modern Guide to Antique Jewellery’ is filled with fun factual titbits that are presented in a witty, conversational style, with lively narratives exploring each piece’s history."
– Solitaire International
"The ultimate go-to guide."
– Retail Jeweller World
"The Modern Guide to Antique Jewellery, will take you on a 'tour through time, venturing from the 1700s all the way through to the early 20th century.'"
– JZA Magazine
"Bernstein is particularly fond of Georgian jewelry and that of the early Victorian period. Both eras are amply explored in her latest book, A Modern Guide to Antique Jewellery."
– 1st Dibs
"It does live up to the expectations outlined in the introduction: it is a practical guide to the history, collecting and maintenance of antique jewellery. Several traders speak and share knowledge and preferences with the reader."
– Sieradenmuze
"This book is an invaluable and accessible reference."
– Arts & Collections
"noted author and jewelry historian Beth Bernstein"
– 1stDibs