Branded jewelry: keep everything!

The importance of keeping everything

When you buy a jewel luxury, whether it's a bracelet Van Cleef & Arpels, A necklace Dinh Van or a ring Cartier, it is important to keep all evidence proving the authenticity of the jewel.
Proof of purchase, such as invoices, receipts and certificates of authenticity, are important documents that prove on the one hand that you are the rightful owner of the jewel and on the other hand also allow you to trace the history of the jewel. They are also guarantors of the quality of the branded jewel, but also for the certificates of the stones that can adorn your jewels.
They are also important for warranty reasons. Luxury jewelry often comes with a warranty, which can cover repairs and replacements in the event of manufacturing defects. However, to benefit from this warranty, you must be able to prove that you are the rightful owner of the jewelry. Proof of purchase is therefore essential to claim your warranty.

You want to resell your jewelry

Finally, it is important to keep all traces of your purchase for resale purposes. If you decide to sell your luxury jewelry in the future, proof of purchase facilitates the proof of authenticity and value of the jewelry and therefore facilitates its resale, even if this is not a sine qua non condition. 
Potential buyers will be more inclined to purchase a piece of jewelry with these elements, including certificates of authenticity issued by the original brand or distributor. On the other hand, it is always nicer to be able to offer a branded piece of jewelry with its original case. Even if it is bulky, make the effort to keep them for possible resale! All these little details will make it easier to sell your jewelry.

branded or vintage, on 58 Facettes You have the possibility to put your jewelry on sale by clicking on the section: Sell your jewelry.