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Sell Jewellery

Have you ever considered the option to sell gold jewellery in order to get some extra money? All of us have old stuff in the form of necklaces, brooches and earrings that we may have got tired of wearing or they may be no longer in fashion. It is also possible that some of them are broken and beyond repair. It is likely that till now, you may have decided against disposing of them, thinking that such expensive jewellery may not get you the price you want.

However the good news is that old jewellery, despite its vintage and condition can still get you a sizeable amount. You only need to sell them either online or through an auction. There will be enough takers in the form of buyers, who buy gold scrap.

Let us look at them in some detail:

a) Sale through auction sites to Collectors
If you have some vintage pieces of jewellery, then listing them on auction sites such as E-bay would be a good option. These are valued correctly by genuine collectors if the jewellery pieces are in good condition and can still be worn. The only down side to this method is that it works pretty well only with individual pieces of merit and can cost you money going through the process of opening an E-bay account and listing the items you wish to auction.

Taking the help of estate specialists to sell gold jewellery will also not serve the purpose since they would take their commission on any sale and if they decide to buy them, you still would not get a fair price for the items you have listed. Yard sales are also likely to give you similar results and in the absence of the right buyer, your items will not fetch a fair price. One precaution to take care is to ask for cash immediately if the buyer is a stranger. Make sure you also take down their personal identification data such as the drivers' license details, telephone number and so on.

b) Sale to buyers of scrap gold

This is by far the best option as there are many genuine companies willing to purchase scrap gold jewellery. They would then melt it and use it as they find appropriate in minting coins or bullion. Here you can get prices that are very close to the prevailing market rate and you would not have to do much legwork. Such genuine buyers will provide clear instructions on how to dispatch the jewellery and will also pay for the postage. On receipt, they would let you know the price they would be willing to pay and it is up to you to accept or reject the offer.

In your endeavor to sell gold jewellery, you would do well to also visit different sites and compare their offers for such gold scrap. If your gold jewellery has precious stones, then make sure you look for a different buyer for them. You can find buyers who would gladly purchase gold in the form of coins, fillings and even diamond rings. Rather than them occupying empty space in your drawer, disposing of them can earn you good money which would always be useful to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. QUESTION:
    How much percent of jewellery appraisals should I expext if I sell to a jewellery buyer?
    I know appraisals are inflated to the maximum for insurance purposes, and that If I sell jewellery, I cannot expect them to pay the full appraisal amount to me.

    But how much should I expect? Not from a pawn shop, but from a jewellery/gold/silver buyer.

    Half the appraisal? One third?

    • ANSWER:
      My experience is about 1/3 to 40% absolute maximum

  2. QUESTION:
    What is the best way to sell jewellery?
    1. Is it better to sell jewellery to pawnshop or agents like cash box? 2. Do they accept white gold jewellery with diamonds? Are white gold jewellery of any resale value?

    • ANSWER:
      1. It depends on the type of jewelry you are selling. Antique pieces you're better off selling to jewelers and antique dealers. Scrap gold (stuff that's broken or you don't want) you're better off selling to a pawn shop or refiner.

      2. Yes. White gold is an alloy but it still has gold in it.

  3. QUESTION:
    If I sell jewellery at home to my friends, do I need to collect tax on price of it?
    I sell jewellery, if i sell at home to anybody as friend or friend's friend, do i need to collect tax on it?

    Or wat are the rules?

    • ANSWER:
      If your state has sales tax, and you are selling inside your state, you probably do. Of course you also have to pay the tax you collect.

      Your state tax commission will help you get set up.

      They likely have a website with forms you can download.

      I would just do a search for YOUR STATE tax commission.

      Hope that helps.

      KK

  4. QUESTION:
    does anyone know of any good sites to sell jewellery, apart from Ebay Bidz and Auction Riot?
    I have so much jewellery to sell and it is all genuine Gold /diamonds sapphire etc etc etc.Most of it never worn.

    • ANSWER:
      jewellery.com

  5. QUESTION:
    What websites sell jewellery like that on Rock and Rose jewellery?
    I discovered the rock and rose jewellery website and was wondering what other websites sold jewellery like that? My google search bhans't come up with very much.
    I said jewellery, not shoes!

    • ANSWER:
      etsy.com has some cool jewelry.

  6. QUESTION:
    I want to sell jewellery, shoes, bags from Indonesia in the USA. What is the best way without setting a shop?
    I am thinking about setting up a business in the USA importing very beautifully crafted Indonesian jewellery (necklaces, rings, bracelets), shoes/sandals, hand bags, printed table cloths, knick-knacks etc -- all made by the locals with cultural significance. I'm not sure what's the best way to establish a customer base to start selling these items and how to expand on it.

    • ANSWER:
      You may want to try this website www.alibaba.com, it is a web trading site, there is a forum where people give quit good advise how to deal with trading world wide, especially the financial part as all international purchases are paid upfront there is likely quit a bit of money involved. So you need to be very carefull whom and what you deal with when you import.

      Then I am sure that there are import regulations from Indonesia to the US, maybe in the form of taxes or duties, logistic expenses and so forward, be very carefull as many people have lost a lot of money "cause they were not well prepared. Remember that crooks are only the most friendliest people until they get your money.
      And I am only talking about getting your products from Indonesia, re-selling in the US is a different story when you want to sell on the Internet that is, if you open a shop that will be easier to control.

  7. QUESTION:
    How can I sell my jewellery?
    I am located in melbourne, and still in high school, but I want to sell jewellery that I have made. I have thought about selling on ebay, but I would prefer selling in person. Can anyone help?
    Note: I MADE the jewellery, so i have actually designed it, made it, etc.

    • ANSWER:

  8. QUESTION:
    Where to sell Indian jewellery online except ebay and amazon ?
    I am dealing in Indian jewellery. I buy it from Indian whole sellers and wants to sell online except ebay and amazon. Because, I am already selling on those websites. I am dealing in Kundan sets, diamond jewellery, antique jewellery and others. I wish to know where else I can sell my products in UK ONLINE. I would also like to know FREE WEBSITES (first priority) where I can sell my products online in UK.

    • ANSWER:
      try posting your jewellery ads on classifieds sites like PostAd, Craigslist,Please find links in the source section.

      Good luck!

  9. QUESTION:
    Is ebay a successful place to sell jewellery?
    I am considering selling my homemade jewellery, & maybe some old stuff on ebay. But is there sort of a good market on ebay? I mean, is jewellery selling successful on ebay?
    I'm open to suggestions :)

    • ANSWER:
      for jewelry I would go to etsy.com
      it's a much better market for jewelry, it's specifically geared towards handmade stuff.
      Best of luck

  10. QUESTION:
    What's the best way to sell unwanted jewellery?
    I have some second hand jewellery that I don't wear, don't know where to get it valued or the best place to sell it. (UK only)

    • ANSWER:
      If it is gold/silver etc, then you should take it to a jewellers and get it valued - gold is sold by its weight, so unless you already have a price in mind then take it to a jewellers first (ring round your local one's and ask them if they buy second hand stuff), then if they don't want to buy it you can always get your self an ebay account and sell them that way - it must work - loads of people do it

  11. QUESTION:
    Where would be the best place to sell gold jewellery?
    I have some gold jewellery that I'd like to sell, but don't want to be ripped off. Any suggestions please?
    Have already checked out ebay.
    The items I have are heavy 9 carat gold women's chains. (not bling)!

    Many thanks in advance!

    • ANSWER:
      I'll give you

  12. QUESTION:
    how best to sell jewellery on ebay?
    i have LOADS of costume jewellery to sell on ebay, i used to be an avid jewellery queen but now am selling everything i can to make extra cash-whats the best way to sell jewellery? should i put it in mixed lots or sell it seperately? maybe free postage would inspire bids?does anyone have any experience selling this kind of thing?

    • ANSWER:
      Hi, Lynda.

      I had to jump in, here. I'd use "costume jewelry" in the auction title.

      Then I'd use an eye-catching headline.

      Maybe put a few "bullet points" in to suggest possible benefits and uses. You can probably tell I know nothing about jewelry, but here goes nothing.

      Ahem. For example:

      From the way he treated me, I thought this costume jewelry must be the real thing!

      I never thought any woman would ever mistake this pretty necklace for the real thing, much less me. But then it happened.

      Let me explain. Back when I was fortunate enough to keep these beautiful specimens of rather convincing costume jewelry, it made me feel like a queen for the day. Wearing these "lucky" gems, I didn't need the real thing at all.

      And these gems may not be real, but they always make my eyes sparkle brighter. No woman would ever be fooled, but no man could ever mistake the look in my eye.

      Ladies, all I can say is... in my personal experience, this necklace works. As far as I know, it makes me shine from the inside out. That's what my new husband tells me, anyway. I've enjoyed these for so many years. Lord knows. I even somehow found a good, sturdy man who treats me right. Fingers crossed, ladies.

      I used to feel just like a princess wearing this studded jade marvel, as long as I remembered to buff it with a soft cloth right before the big night.

      Well, I'll never part with all my favorites, or all the little memories. (I'll never tell him about them.) But it seems a shame to horde the lot. Especially since there are so many much younger women with no lucky "heirlooms" of their own.

      I wanted to share some my bountiful trove with a few lucky bidders. It's only fair to him that I let go of the most dangerous and naughty ones. Let them go on to someone more adventurous. I only hope my good luck will rub off on you. Maybe some of the sparkle, too. If not, just send it back to me and we'll still be friends.

      Here's a picture. It's not very good. You'll want to get to know the way it makes you look in the mirror before you make your final decision.

      I wish you all the luck. If you ask, I'll happily tell you the stories behind them, as long as you can keep a secret. I love to hear from others on their journey through life. Especially if they appreciate a little adventure.

      I'd like to earn just enough to take my honey out for his favorite treat: a Grande Cappucino, but I'm keeping all the rest of these little dazzlers for myself. It's okay. I still get to keep all the memories.

      Since this is a "jade" necklace, please don't wear it with tacky colors. Pick something bright and daring, especially if you're an autumn like me.

      Try to save it for special occasions like dance, the senior prom, or a friend's wedding. Otherwise you'll look overdressed. We don't want that.

      You can wear it to a tennis match, but only if you're not playing, darling.

      You can especially wear it to a polo match, or even the race track, as long as you intend to be noticed, but without raising too much suspicion.

      Can you wear it with a pair of jeans? Tennis shoes? A t-shirt? Lying around the pool?

      I'll let you be the artist and try it the way you like best. As for myself, if I don't have just the right accessory, I will wear it with nothing else. Which is exactly what gets me in trouble quickest.

      Good luck bidding. Cheers.

  13. QUESTION:
    How can i take good close-up pictures of jewellery with 5 mega pix digital camera, to sell on ebay.?
    I am trying to sell new jewellery on ebay with my 5 mega pix digital camera, they need to be close up and clear. So far they are too fuzzy on macro and normal mode, in fact they are so bad that it is difficult to make out what i'm selling. Please help me if you have the knowledge.

    • ANSWER:
      They should be OK in MACRO mode, that's what it's for. But try using zoom so you can get farther away from the subject. Then crop the shot in the computer.

  14. QUESTION:
    How do I sell silver jewellery?
    I have started a small jewellery business. I have procured some elegant silver jewellery but need advice on how to sell it. I cannot set up a retail store as I have another business which takes up most of my time.

    • ANSWER:
      try ebay

  15. QUESTION:
    How to sell jewellery on eBay?
    I am selling jewellery on eBay, more specifically necklaces without boxes or anything. What would be the best way to pack them so that they arrive safely, just in a bubble-lined envelope?

    Thankyou very much!

    • ANSWER:
      that`s the way to do it a bubble envelope you can get them very cheap at the dollar store don`t get them from the USPS they are too expensive and since you won`t be making much money spend as little as possible Ebay is a rip off fees fees fees on everything make your page cheap as possible as they charge you from everything to font to the boarder to pay-pal which you must have and they own thet too. good luck :)

  16. QUESTION:
    How do I sell Jewellery?
    I've been making jewellery for a few years as a hobby. I'm a student that wants to make a bit of cash. I use beads and the work I do looks professional. I recently sold some items at a market and it was sucsessful.

    I was wondering how I can sell to shops?My friend sells to a little shop in her town. How can I market myself?

    • ANSWER:
      Hey!
      That's awesome you're trying to expand! Here's an article about making your jewelry business work: http://www.gowholesale.com/news/view/Making_Your_New_Jewelry_Business_Sparkle

      Hope it helps! (also that website has a lot of other good articles including one on turning a hobby into a business.)

  17. QUESTION:
    Where can I sell my jewellery?
    I would like to sell my necklace. I'm from South Africa. I have contacted jewellery buyers , but the price they want to give is not worth it. Does anyone know where I can sell this item and still get a good price for it?

    • ANSWER:
      Try EBAY. But make sure you set a RESERVE price otherwise it sounds like someone might get a bargain. Selling stuff on EBAY is easier than it may seem. Just check it out. - No I dont work for EBAY - I'm just addicted to it!! Ha!!!

  18. QUESTION:
    What's the cheapest way to sell jewellery online?
    I'm meaning low fees...hopefully only once I sell it...not set up. I've checked Etsy and Ebay...are there others.

    • ANSWER:
      If you want to sell your handmade jewellery then http://artfire.com would be the best as that is free.

  19. QUESTION:
    Where can I sell crystal jewellery in London?
    Hi,

    I got some swarovski jewellery for my birthday and I don't like them, so I would like to sell them.
    Any idea where I can sell swarovski crystal jewellery?

    Thanks a lot!!

    • ANSWER:
      ebay or craigslist are two good websites.

  20. QUESTION:
    How do I sell the jewellery I make?
    Ok so ive been making my own jewellery for a while now, and I have gotten quite good at it.

    But I'm thinking of selling the stuff I make but I don't know how.
    Lots of people have told me to sell it on ebay but I really cant be bothered with packaging it and posting it and sending an invoice and stuff.

    Are there any other ways in which I could sell it...?
    COME ON SUM1 ANSWER PLEEEEZ

    • ANSWER:
      Get a booth at your local flea market on the weekends.

      Other then that, I would tell you ebay or craigslist.

  21. QUESTION:
    does anyone no any whole sale sites that sell cheap decent jewellery?
    I have a online shop and my wholesalers have gone bust so i need a new one i sell body jewellery, jewellery, fragrences, hair products and body and bath products?

    Please help meeeeeeeee

    ='[

    • ANSWER:
      I make and sell bath products! also check out this handmade site http://www.etsy.com

      you can find tons of great products there!
      ~Norma's Bath and Body

  22. QUESTION:
    I want to sell jewellery but i dont know where?
    am in dublin and i have a ring its a etoile 4 row pave diamond eternity ring total carat wieght is 3.5 i only have it since june and never wore it....how and where can i sell it and how much would it be worth?
    no way am i putting it on ebay

    • ANSWER:
      Do yourself a favour get to your nearest jewller get them to value it,tell them you need valuation for insurance..Then log on to E-bay or if you can`t then ask a friend to do it..

  23. QUESTION:
    Does one have to be certified, or anything of the like, to sell body jewellery?
    I wanna start buying and selling body jewellery on eBay to make a little money, but I was told that you needed to be authorized, which doesn't really make a whole lot of sense to me. Can anyone help me out? Thanks.

    • ANSWER:
      No... you don't need any type of certification to sell body jewellery on eBay. There are no specific regulations for body jewellery sellers.

  24. QUESTION:
    Where can i sell my jewellery?
    I've been told that the best way to increase traffic to my site is to try and sell my jewellery in markets and fayres and then hand out business cards to encourage people to visit my site. Do you think this is a good idea? Please advise me on other ways to get my name out there.

    • ANSWER:
      if you have a website & want to get your name out there, try getting a youtube channel to promote your jewellery, you could get a Twitter account too
      try selling it on ebay
      leave links everywhere to where they can buy them from
      they sometimes do exhibitions here: http://www.eco.co.uk/ [Earls Court in London]
      you could get a stall there at any exhibitions that are relevant to your business

  25. QUESTION:
    Where is a legitimate place to sell jewellery in toronto?
    I want to know if there is a proper place, not like those scammer looking ads on television...

    • ANSWER:
      Do they have any kind of shows that you pay for a table and you set up your jewelry and sell it that way like at a school or an outside event there might be all kinds of places , I used to do that I would make my own one of a kind piece it can be a lot of work but there are places look on line like a swap meet or like a bake sale things of that nature check your local newspaper .

  26. QUESTION:
    Where can I Buy Materials to Make Jewellery to Sell within my Business?
    I want to start a jewellery business selling charm bracelets, charms, necklaces and vintage style jewellery. The materials need to be durable as they're to be sold through the internet. Thankyou!

    • ANSWER:
      Hi we sell beautiful Handmade Non Tarnish Jump Rings, earwires, Clasps and Eyepins. We have tons of colors and many many sizes. If you are looking for somewhere to start I think we can help. And we have great prices.Come check us out, we would love to help you out. :)

      Vicki

      http://www.SimplyUnwired.etsy.com

  27. QUESTION:
    How and where do i to sell some gold jewellery for cash?
    hi
    i recently received some very pretty looking jewellery for my 16th birthday. But now i want sell some of those jewellery to get some cash money. i don't want to sell the stuff through postage or through online stuff.
    i just need to sell the stuff in some shops or in websites that give you cash straight to your hand.
    So can anyone help me?
    thaks

    • ANSWER:
      Pawn shops or places where they sell old jewelry, but they may have to melt them down no matter how precious yours are. Others will sell them as is, if they're in tip top shape and are antique.

      Ex: 0 you will be lucky to get cash. Don't send them out by mail, you'll never see your cash money.

      Also put an ad on craigslist, but have someone WITH YOU go meet them in a restaurant or someplace public, for collectors, you could get lucky!

  28. QUESTION:
    How do i sell my modern jewellery?
    where is the best place to sell your modern glass jewellery? shops take too much %, and i dont' have my own jewellery. I have website, but it is not online. Anyone has any suggestions to sell quantity of my work so i don't get stuck with the old ones, but continiou making new ones? i'd really appreciate for your help, genuine people please.

    • ANSWER:
      try this: http://www.etsy.com

  29. QUESTION:
    what are some great CHEAP websites that sell jewellery similar to www.tallulahtu.co.uk?
    I love this jewellery and i may order a couple, BUT 16 pounds per necklace is almost 30 dollars in Australia!
    Does anyone know a cute website that sells pretty jewellery similar to Talullah Tu? I wear gold jewellery mostly.

    They must ship to Australia!

    Thanks everyone!

    • ANSWER:

  30. QUESTION:
    How can I sell these items: Jewellery & Candle?
    I bought two jewellery and one candle to give someone as a gift but never gave it, so now I wanna sell them. Can anyone please tell me how can I sell them? They are totally new.
    I dont have PayPal a/c. So please tell me something else rather than e-bay or Amazon. I know abt e-bay and Amazon. I want to know different ways than these two.

    • ANSWER:
      yeah man ebay

  31. QUESTION:
    How is the best, price-wise, way to sell jewellery Please?

    • ANSWER:
      LOOK ON EBAY FOR SOME IDEAS BUT HERES HOW I SELL..

      GOLD... NEW= 20-30
      GOLD... USED= 15-18

      SILVER... NEW= 15-25
      SILVER...USED= 8-12

      PLATED WITH GOLD... NEW= 10-15
      PLATED WITH GOLD... USED= 5-10

      PLATED WITH SILVER... NEW= 5-8
      PLATED WITH SILVER... USED= 4-6

      BRONZE... NEW= 2-4
      BRONZE... USED 1-3

      I ADD ABOUT 5-10 PUNDS FOR EVERY DIMONDS DEPENDING ON THE SIZE!

      THIS IS HOW I ADVERTISE THEM ON EBAY!

      *** BEAUTIFUL, BRAND NEW, PURE GOLD NECKLACE, BARGIAN!***

      (SOMETHING LIKE THAT!)

  32. QUESTION:
    I am looking for a website which sell vintage jewellery?
    I am looking for a website which sell vintage jewellery,please help..

    • ANSWER:
      http://www.virtualvintageclothing.co.uk/vintage-accessories

  33. QUESTION:
    How do I sell my handmade jewellery to retail stores or dress shops ?
    I create handmade way jewelry and I have gross tons of it. I have been selling them to friends and family but like a shot I want to venture out to betray my jewellery at stores and boutiques. How do I get started ?

    • ANSWER:

  34. QUESTION:
    I want to sell jewellery on the internet, how do i decide how much to add on to the wholesale price?
    I dont want to be greedy but as a first time business person I want to get a far price but not price myself out of the market. I have seen that "cost plus pricing" means that jewellery is marked up by 250%. Seems a lot to me but if that's the norm.....

    • ANSWER:
      Experiment. Set a price that you're happy with and see what sells. If lines aren't selling drop the price a little. If people are buying it's not priced too high. Do some market research, ask people how much they'd be happy to pay for a selection of your lines. At least then you'll have a rough guide to go by.

  35. QUESTION:
    Can i sell my jewellery on facebook?
    I have started making jewellery and i was wondering if i could sell through facebook? I know you can make a business account, and i have done so but I am just not too sure whether or not i can actually enable transactions via facebook?

    • ANSWER:
      Create a Page for a:
      Local business
      Brand, product, or organization
      Artist, band, or public figure
      http://www.facebook.com/pages/create.php

      How To Sell Inside Facebook
      http://idotmind.com/how-to-sell-inside-facebook/
      Set up an iDot Cart

  36. QUESTION:
    where can i find buyers for my handmade jewellery, i sell retail and wholesale?
    i make and sell jewellery, i'm looking for buyers retail and wholesale, is there anywhere i can find people and stores who want jewellery, i can't afford to pay 0 + to get into a data base
    i already sell on ebay id is: phantasmagoria_81 and i am prepared to ship internationally, most of my customers are friends and family but ... i want to get out there you know? i live in a small town so not many businesses are looking for this, i have 3 kids so i need to be at home and not traipsing around the country looking for buyers, hard ask?
    I find those on ebay tend to want nice jewellery but expecting to pay mass-produced prices how can i compete? i've lost money by putting prices too low already

    • ANSWER:
      You can start with the people close to you ===family, relatives, neighbors, friends, churchmates, gym buddies, email buddies, officemates. WOrd of mouth gets around fast. In my country, there is a newspaper where you cana advertise for free. Any product. A lot of successful sales have been completed via this newspaper. God luck. I am interested to buy, but I may be in another part of the world.

  37. QUESTION:
    Sell used gold rings and jewellery in Toronto?
    Where can I sell my old jewellery, some of it may be broken.
    I have rings, chains and single earrings.

    • ANSWER:
      Right across from the TORONTO EATON CENTRE at DUNDAS.

      That TREVOR-D guy. My FAVE! THE ONLY TRUSTABLE ONE!!!!!!!

      lets see....my phone list says.... 416-885-6020 I think.

      Check on that number I am not sure. Pretty sure..hehehe

  38. QUESTION:
    I want to sell jewellery fed up with eBay and eBid rubbish is there anywhere else i could try ?
    I sell worldwide ..

    • ANSWER:
      1.amazon

      2.http://www.iwebshop.co.uk/build-an-online-shop-c-19.html?gclid=CI6Ru4y-15oCFQWfnAodDiIL3Q

      3.http://www.auctionalfie.com/sell/

      4.http://lwww.craigslist.org/

      hope this helps, can you help with my question
      http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AgSJb3dNXD18mEEEf_9SMY0gBgx.;_ylv=3?qid=20090525050646AANGxEc

  39. QUESTION:
    Where can I sell my homemade jewellery?
    I make my own jewellery and get complimented on it a lot. I have tried to create my own website but didn't sell any. I don't think ebay will work as there is a lot of other things like that out there. Does anyone have any idea how I can make some money from making my jewellery?

    • ANSWER:
      Etsy and ArtFire and the first places that come to mind; I personally prefer ArtFire over Etsy.

  40. QUESTION:
    is it illegal to sell jewellery made of nickel?
    so many people are intolerent to it ,including myself, I heard it had been banned but Claires seem to still sell it

    • ANSWER:
      nope

  41. QUESTION:
    How can this website sell top branded jewellery at such low prices? Are they Fake?
    I was looking for some jewellery for my better half and i stumbled upon this website, how can they possibly sell such high branded labels so cheaply, are they fake, or just boxed with this famous labels on the box? the site is www.sale-jewellery.com ... i wish to buy something but don't want fake tat.

    thanks

    Kevin
    So how come they have not been closed down yet?

    • ANSWER:
      Hi, I'm from Hong Kong, and I'm sure to said that, Is NOT REAL. Coz no address and contact no. moreover, they said they are ebay wholesale? why they have give us more details?

      In china, many this kind of products, the box is fake too.

      By the way, the quality is OKAY, but not real.

  42. QUESTION:
    What jewellery stores sell body jewellery?
    Good jewellery stores like Goldmark that sell navel piercings. More specifically in Adelaide.

    • ANSWER:

  43. QUESTION:
    where can i sell jewellery and clothes?
    i have many braclets and watches and some diamon and gold necklaces that i would like to get rid of as well as branded clothing. Where would be a good place apart from ebay to sell these items?

    • ANSWER:

  44. QUESTION:
    Where can i sell jewellery?
    I want to sell brand new tiffany jewellery and an engagement ring. Am in lincolnshire area. Are there any good online sites?

    Many Thanks

    • ANSWER:

  45. QUESTION:
    I want to sell jewellery online. I make the jewellery myself. What would be the best background to use ....?
    ..to show the jewellery at it's best. I don't want to show it worn, or not on me at least ! Are there any tricks or tips ? Thanks.

    • ANSWER:
      A friend put her jewelry against a white background. It did not show up at all. She was advised to switch to black velvet, light up the jewelry well, and to have the camera close, if that is your purpose.. It worked, her display looks like a pro did it. She sells it on etsy.
      She put things under the jewelry to hold it in place, so it would not shift around. One could pin it from underneath too, so the pins would not show.

      If your jewelry happens to be black, just find a contrasting material that shows it to advantage, maybe a ruby red.

  46. QUESTION:
    Does anyone know of any Spring/Craft Fairs where I could sell Jewellery and Sewing?
    I am looking for somewhere in the Glasgow/Lanarkshire Area where I could sell some of my homemade crafts. Preferably on a Saturday/Sunday in any of the following areas.

    Glasgow, Hamilton, East Kilbride, R'glen/Cambuslang, Lanark, Carluke, Starthaven, Blantyre, Wishaw, Ayrshire etc.

    Thanks

    • ANSWER:
      Try the first site below, go to the interactive map and it will show you any craft events it has listed in your area. If that doesn't work try the Craft and Design Magazine although I think they only give away the up coming months listings.

  47. QUESTION:
    Its a book fair at my baby's day care, should I try to sell my fashion jewellery there?
    I sell my beads jewellery at my baby's day care. Now they are organising a book fair, should I try there too?And I try to keep my jewelery as cheap as I can Should I continue this price for the fair?

    • ANSWER:
      i think maybe you should make special bookmarks with jewels/bead on it and then sell those since it IS a book fair. adn then u can charge it a little pricier since they ARE for books ryt?

  48. QUESTION:
    What was the technological breakthrough in the 80s that allowed Gerald Ratner to make & sell cheap jewellery?
    Gerald Ratner 1980s; gold manufacturing technological innovation
    allowing Gerald Ratner to sell gold dirt cheap

    • ANSWER:
      By his own admission making crap jewellry and covincing people to buy it it

  49. QUESTION:
    Where can i sell my jewellery online?
    Any popular sites i can sell my handmade jewellery/accessories on? I make Kawaii/Kitschy jewellery so preferably somewhere that sells alot of quirky stuff :)
    Thank You (:

    • ANSWER:
      etsy. Its the most amazing website ever.

  50. QUESTION:
    I am looking for a cheap online jewellery store which would sell funky jewellery?
    Im looking for some new FUNKY, QUIRKY jewellery! Which would be around £5

    • ANSWER:
      Try to searching on http://www.flshoppingmall.com/Jewellery-category150.html which supply variety of brand designer Necklaces / Bracelets / Rings / Earrings .the cool style and high quality .which is a good online to recommend


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