Who Are the Hosts on JTV? Names, Profiles and Show Guide

If you want to know who the hosts on JTV are, begin with the network’s own directory. Jewelry Television separates its main hosts from livestream presenters, host support, and guest designers or product experts. Understanding those headings makes it easier to identify someone you have just watched and find the right schedule.

This guide uses the official directory checked on October 16, 2026. It explains the listed names, introduces several presenters through their official biographies, and shows you how to look for an appearance. A directory is a dated reference rather than a promise that every listed person appears on a particular day.

Who are the hosts on JTV?

The official JTV host directory lists the following names in its main JTV Hosts section:

• Charline Shelby
• Dawn Tesh
• Fatima Cocci
• Heidi Williams
• Jennifer Miller
• Kristen Keech
• Lissa Daigle
• Mandy Bradshaw
• Melissa Miner
• Melissa Wolfe
• Misty Mills
• Rita Verreos
• Robert Thomas
• Scott Parker
• Susan Thompson
• Wendy Williams

In that section, Claire Nelson and Katy Smith are identified as Host Support. The same directory separately groups livestream hosts and guest designers or product experts. Read the heading beside a name when identifying a presenter; appearing somewhere on the page does not establish that everyone has the same role.

Main hosts, livestream hosts, and guest experts

Antonella Nester, Brittany Chavers, Franchezka Westwood, Laura Graham, and Sharon Scott appear under Livestream Hosts. If you recognize one of those names, check that section instead of assuming the main television-host list is the only useful reference.

The guest designer and product expert section includes Charles Winston, Daniel Green, Michael Valitutti, and Vanna Kitsinian, among others. These labels help explain why a program can feature more than one person without everyone belonging to the same hosting group.

When you see a collection name and two first names in an episode title, open the program description before assigning roles. A first name alone can be ambiguous. Compare the full name, photograph, and associated collection with the official profile. This approach is especially useful when a short clip gives you little context about the people on screen.

Official profiles of five JTV presenters

Dawn Tesh

Dawn Tesh’s official biography says she joined JTV in 1997. It describes a modeling career in the United States and Europe, time living in Milan, and an accounting degree. Her profile also discusses her interest in pearls and jewelry styling.

That background helps a new viewer put a name to a face without relying on an anonymous biography. Use her profile for career context and the current program guide for viewing details. The two sources answer different questions: an introduction to the person does not tell you when her next show will air.

Misty Mills

Misty Mills’ JTV page places her first hosting opportunity in June 1997. It describes an initial opportunity selling Beanie Babies before she moved into fine jewelry. The page also includes her answers about favorite gemstones and jewelry she chooses for travel and gifts.

If you remember Misty from an older recording, compare the full name and official photograph before following another account. Her preferences provide personal context, but they are not a current broadcast timetable or independent product testing. Check the specific product information separately if a presentation leads you to consider buying something.

Heidi Williams

Heidi Williams’ official profile introduces her as a familiar JTV show host. It includes a short question-and-answer section covering jewelry preferences and interests. Sleeping Beauty turquoise and tanzanite appear among her stated gemstone favorites, and she discusses fostering kittens.

Those details can help you distinguish the correct profile from another person with a similar name. Where an official page contains an unclear or inconsistent label, do not expand it into an unsupported claim about qualifications. For identification, start with the photograph, full name, and network context rather than a credential copied without explanation.

Kristen Keech

On Kristen Keech’s official page, she describes getting her start in jewelry through work at a Brighton boutique in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Her profile also covers her interest in classic styles and pieces with personal meaning.

A profile like this is useful if your question is about the presenter’s background or style. It should not be treated as a guarantee that a particular piece will suit every customer. Keep a host’s personal preferences separate from a product’s materials, dimensions, care requirements, and other details you would need to assess a purchase.

Wendy Williams

JTV’s biography of Wendy Williams describes a legal career before she joined the network in 2001. It names the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Campbell University’s School of Law in her educational background.

The network context is important when researching this name. Do not transfer facts from a different public figure simply because the name matches. Compare the official photograph and professional history before using material from another website. This same identity check is useful for any presenter whose name appears in unrelated entertainment coverage.

How to find when a JTV host is on air

The network’s broadcast programming FAQ directs viewers to its program guide for host appearance dates and times. The official program guide displays date, time-zone, channel, and show-host controls. Use that current reference instead of expecting a permanent weekly timetable in a biography.

1. Confirm the full name. Check spelling in the directory, particularly if you remember only a first name from a broadcast.
2. Choose the relevant date. Begin with the day you want to watch. An older episode found through search may answer a historical question instead.
3. Check the time zone. Compare the guide’s displayed setting with your location before adding anything to your calendar.
4. Review the channel or stream. Make sure the selected programming feed matches the one you intend to watch.
5. Use the show-host control. When available, narrow the view by the confirmed name and review the listed program details.
6. Remove restrictive filters if needed. A blank filtered view does not explain a presenter’s status. Try the broader schedule before drawing conclusions.
7. Recheck before viewing. Refer to the current listing rather than assuming an earlier screenshot still describes the upcoming program.

For example, suppose you watched a jewelry presentation late at night and want to find the next appearance. Note the host’s full name, the approximate date, the feed you watched, and the displayed time zone. These details make the search more precise than a description such as “the presenter wearing a blue necklace.” This is an illustrative workflow, not a tested guarantee of a particular schedule result.

How to identify the host you are watching now

JTV’s live-viewer help describes Meet the Hosts and program-guide links, along with information about the current and next program. Interface placement can change, so look for the labels rather than relying on one fixed screen position.

Start with any presenter name or program title visible in the viewing interface. Open the directory separately and compare the official profile. If the video is an older clip or replay, keep its original broadcast date separate from the date you are watching it. A recording shows who appeared then; it does not automatically establish today’s assignment.

If you remember the jewelry rather than the presenter, record the item number when available. The live-viewer instructions describe current and recent product information. That may help you retrace a program without guessing a person’s identity from a style of jewelry or an incomplete memory of the conversation.

What if a host does not appear in your search?

A missing result is a reason to check your search settings before deciding that something happened to the person. Review spelling, selected day, channel, time zone, and any active host filter. Compare the main directory with the livestream section as well.

A directory entry and a schedule entry are different kinds of evidence. The directory helps identify someone the network lists; the schedule helps answer a viewing question for the selected date and feed. Neither source by itself explains private employment arrangements, time away, or personal circumstances.

Do not interpret a missing name or a gap between appearances as proof of retirement, dismissal, illness, or a family event. Look for an explicit dated statement from the network or an authenticated statement from the person. Without that evidence, the reason remains unconfirmed.

For a separate individual-status question, our guide to what is verified about JTV host Casey addresses a different intent from this directory. Our separate article about JTV host Jana is another name-specific starting point. Keep each individual’s status question separate from the general question of which presenters appear on the network’s host page, and check the evidence and dates in that individual article.

How to find official host social accounts

The programming FAQ says JTV host pages can link viewers to individual Facebook pages. Begin with a link supplied by the network instead of choosing the first account with a matching name. If the official profile does not provide a social link, do not invent an account address by combining a name with a platform URL.

Before relying on a post, check its author, date, and context. A fan page, repost, or screenshot might provide a research lead, but it is not a strong sole source for a claim about someone’s career or private life. Distinguish an announcement about a collection from a statement about the presenter’s own role.

You can find more related coverage in our TV Personalities section. Each profile should be read with its own sources and update date in mind; publication in the same category does not mean every article was checked simultaneously.

Frequently asked questions

Is Sharon Scott listed on JTV’s website?

Yes. The directory used for this guide places Sharon Scott in its Livestream Hosts section. Her individual official profile provides additional background. Describe that listing precisely rather than turning it into a claim about every future broadcast or the details of her employment.

How do I find JTV on my local television service?

Use the official Channel Finder with your ZIP code and compare the results with your provider. The network explains that local availability can include specific days and hours. A channel number quoted by someone in another city may not apply to your service.

Can an older host list help with a current question?

An older list can help identify someone in a historical recording. For a current viewing question, use the official directory and current program guide. Keep the date of the recording, the date of the source, and the date you checked it distinct so an old appearance does not become an unsupported new update.

Your next step: Confirm the name in the directory, then check the current schedule with the correct date, feed, and time zone. That gives you a useful identification and viewing reference without relying on rumors.

Featured image: illustrative jewelry-store photograph by Brooks Leibee on Unsplash, used under the Unsplash License. It does not show JTV’s studio or a named host.