ONE of the guests on Antiques Roadshow was left completely gobsmacked by the value of their family heirloom. One unsuspecting couple brought a pair of jewellery items to be appraised on the

Antiques Roadshow returned to BBC One on Sunday night and one guest was lost for words after receiving a valuation for a "piece of tat"

Antiques Roadshow viewers were left chuckling after a guest lovingly defended a piece of jewellery that her husband branded 'a load of tat' - before discovering its true value

Antiques Roadshow resumed on BBC One on Sunday, 20 October, with jewellery expert Susan Rumfitt being presented with a wrongly considered "piece of tat". Filmed at Cromford Mills this time around, the roadshow welcomed a couple who had no idea they were holding onto a pendant made from the semiprecious gemstone aquamarine.

Antiques Roadshow expert Susan Rumfitt left a guest shocked when she revealed the true value of a bangle her husband had called "a piece of glass" and "tat"

Antiques Roadshow viewers were left stunned when a man branded a stunning 'piece of glass' bangle as 'a load of tat' - only to be left speechless by the valuation

Antiques Roadshow saw one guest left absolutely bewildered over the value of a painting. The BBC series went to the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh to allow specialists to value multiple finds as people sought out old items to find out their value.