Everything you need to know about pre-owned Jewelry

 1. Value for Money

Everyone loves to save money. This is especially true for contemporary pieces that are still in production today or pieces that we have an abundance of in the market. Estate jewelry have an advantageous price compared to buying the hefty price tag at retail. Since it is a pre-owned piece and have been previously worn or used, the price for it depreciates sometimes substantially. If you don't mind a few scratches here and there to save money, then pre-owned jewelry is definitely for you. Plus, a lot of pre-owned pieces are actually still in pristine and excellent condition. Finding those pieces can really be a bargain!

2. Unique and One-Of-A-Kind

Jewelry has been in existence for centuries. No piece looks and is made exactly the same. Some of these techniques are no longer being used and have shaped the way jewelers have been making jewelry today. The uniqueness and rarity also add to the value of vintage pieces overtime.

From carat weight, color, clarity, design, table ratio, millimeter size of the shank, etc., a reputable jeweler can work with you and custom-make a ring designed by you to the letter. With estate pieces, what you see is often what you get. You will need a whole lot of time going from website to website or store to store to look for a piece that really appeals to you.

3. Exceptional Quality

Vintage jewelry shows exceptional quality due to the fact that they withstood the test of time. Jewelry is an investment that almost everyone develop attachment to and take really good care of. That is why most vintage jewelry are still in very good and wearable condition. You'll be surprised at how pristine and well taken care of some very old pieces we have in our collection.

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