Investing on Designed Jewelry
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Many people think of jewelry, particularly designed jewelry, as frivolous expenses and put off buying them for special occasions or when they've landed some kind of windfall. However, one shouldn't forget that, depending on the type of jewelry you buy, they may also be a kind of investment. In fact, jewelry may even be more stable an investment as, say, time deposits, as some jewelry like gold and diamonds holds value against inflation, and generally don't lose its monetary value over time. And unlike with stocks, there's no risk of fine jewelry completely losing its value. You can always sell it and get immediate cash. The only catch is that investments like these are meant to be held over long term periods, counted in decades, possibly as an heirloom.
When choosing a piece of jewelry as an investment, choose a piece with top-notch workmanship. The design must be unique or unusual. Look for so-called "Limited edition", "Custom Made" or "Designer" pieces. An expensive topaz and diamond pendant with an exquisite setting will fetch higher resale value than a similar piece found at a typical jewelry chain store.
Finally, do choose a piece that looks good on you and that you'd be happy to wear. If you like it, chances are there will be many others who will, too!
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