Tiffany Blue Book High Jewelry Tiffany's high jewelry collection showcases the most
exclusive and rarest pieces, often featuring exceptional gemstones and unique craftsmanship.
In 1845, Tiffany published the first edition of the Blue Book, and every year since, they have
published the Blue Book with new, very special items for buyers seeking more than ordinary
jewelry.
There is Tiffany jewelry, and then there is Tiffany Blue Book jewelry. These are two completely
different animals. The pieces featured in the Tiffany Blue Book, also known as Tiffany High Jewelry, are more exclusive, one-of-a-kind items. These pieces usually start at tens to hundreds
of thousands of dollars. Sometimes, a spectacular item from Tiffany High jewelry can even cost
a million or more.
Please text me pictures anytime, and feel free to call and discuss your Tiffany Blue Book or high
jewelry item. I will tell you my opinion of resale value and discuss your item with buyers
nationwide to determine a realistic value for you. If you are OK with the estimate, we can move
forward, and if you decide it's not high enough to bother selling, that's OK, and there is never any charge for my research.
My desire to purchase the best Tiffany items in the country means I can offer you a competitive price for your high-end Tiffany jewelry item. Over the years, I have built up a network of the most qualified Tiffany buyers nationwide.
If you have Tiffany High Blue Book jewelry to sell, I will undoubtedly be your best buyer in the market or connect you with the right buyer. Tiffany Schlumberger Blue Book items are usually the most desirable items you can sell, and they are generally only produced in minimal numbers.
Therefore, the resale value can be very high. At the same time, due to a lack of resale records for your rare item, the purchase price is entirely speculative. If there is no previous sale or auction result for your item, buyers can only guess what they may be able to resell it for. Tiffany High Jewelry often takes a long time to find a new buyer. Therefore, the dealer buying from you must also be somewhat conservative in their offer.
For example, imagine you bought a rare Tiffany Schlumberger brooch for $150,000 a few years ago and decided to sell it. While this item is undoubtedly desirable, and I would like to buy it, I also need to find a customer willing to spend a significant amount on a brooch today.
Brooches are becoming increasingly less popular; few people are willing to spend that much money on a brooch. With that in mind, I may need to pay you $50,000 for your brooch and attempt to resell it to someone for $60,000 in the future. There is also a good chance that I may own it for years before the right buyer comes along.
Very high-end auction houses, such as Christie's and Sotheby's, can be the best option for reselling the finest pieces from Tiffany & Co. However, many items may still not be considered high-end enough to meet the qualification.
Indeed, if you bought a Tiffany Schlumberger item for over one hundred thousand, reselling it at auction may be your best bet. Additionally, if you are not in a hurry to sell and are not concerned with the final strike price, then selling at auction may be a good choice.
However, these auction houses may not be willing to run an auction if they believe the final price will not be high enough to earn a sufficient commission. Additionally, a seller may not want to wait for the auction to take place. Even after the auction ends, it can take months for the auction house to pay out to the seller, and they also take around ten percent or more in selling fees.
If, for any reason, I decide not to buy your item, I am happy to broker it and find you the highest offer, taking only a small fee of 5% or less. The best part is that you will be paid instantly, rather than waiting for an auction to end and then receiving payment from the auction house.
Tiffany & Co. Buyer
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