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| Hi there, The best way to sell your jewelry is through a local estate jeweler. They typically sell pieces on consignment or will buy the piece from you and sell it. You may also want to look into selling it through an auction website or company.
__________________ Amanda Raab Founder & CEO PurePearls.com Call: 1-800-762-0977 www.purepearls.com/blog |
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| If you can describe the piece in some detail we may be able to advise you on a resale value as well. Many pearl necklaces are not worth the effort to sell, while some are true gems.
__________________ Jeremy Shepherd President and Founder PearlParadise.com, Inc. The PearlParadise.com Channel |
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