When you're in sales, you try to keep your own costs down so you can make a little money, right? So you try to follow the rule: "buy low, sell high" but far too often the reverse happens i.e. you buy high and sell low or sell for what you paid. At least that seems to happen to me more than I care to tell you.
But recently, I decided that some of the gorgeous pieces I have must be worth way more than I'm asking for them. So I took a bunch of items to my appraiser. If someone had had a camera on me when I began reading those appraisals, they would have gotten a shot of me with eyes bulging in shock. There I was looking at an appraisal for the pretty little 14k gold diamond/ruby necklace I last talked about in this blog
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But recently, I decided that some of the gorgeous pieces I have must be worth way more than I'm asking for them. So I took a bunch of items to my appraiser. If someone had had a camera on me when I began reading those appraisals, they would have gotten a shot of me with eyes bulging in shock. There I was looking at an appraisal for the pretty little 14k gold diamond/ruby necklace I last talked about in this blog
Read the rest of this interesting article at THE VINTAGE JEWELRY BLOGGER
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