Jewelry is very desirable but they are so expensive. That's why this page is so valuable for those who are looking for a few tips in saving money on those bling.
Online auctions are a great place to begin. At least if you don't find the piece you want or it is out of your price range, you will get an idea of how much the going price is.
Don't forget about pawn shops. These shops generally ask for the value of the material in the product without a stiff markup. Remember that generally the markup on jewelry can be as high as 500 percent.
You never know until you ask. Some of your friends may already know where to find great savings on jewelry because they've been secretly buying a bunch of bling without your knowledge.
Jewelry needs to be cleaned, adjusted like a car so consider the stores that will give you free services for life. Even if the price tag is higher, they might work out to be cheaper in the long run.
If you know a thing or two about jewelry, you may want to go to the flea markets and yard sales to find the true gems at incredible prices.
Craft fairs are another good place to look for bargains. Usually you are dealing one on one with the jewelry maker and can bargain with them. These people know their product and are usually very honest.
Most people will go to a jewelry store because of the advertisements but this is a usually a mistake. Where do you actually think the cost of advertising is covered?
Do not buy anything from a shopping channel on your television if you expect to get quality, nor should you buy in discount counters in department stores. Remember that these stores often buy in bulk from gray market wholesalers.
Gold can come in the form of composite as well as pure gold. They are all priced differently obviously so make sure you know what you are buying and comparing apples to apples before you pay. - 29959
Online auctions are a great place to begin. At least if you don't find the piece you want or it is out of your price range, you will get an idea of how much the going price is.
Don't forget about pawn shops. These shops generally ask for the value of the material in the product without a stiff markup. Remember that generally the markup on jewelry can be as high as 500 percent.
You never know until you ask. Some of your friends may already know where to find great savings on jewelry because they've been secretly buying a bunch of bling without your knowledge.
Jewelry needs to be cleaned, adjusted like a car so consider the stores that will give you free services for life. Even if the price tag is higher, they might work out to be cheaper in the long run.
If you know a thing or two about jewelry, you may want to go to the flea markets and yard sales to find the true gems at incredible prices.
Craft fairs are another good place to look for bargains. Usually you are dealing one on one with the jewelry maker and can bargain with them. These people know their product and are usually very honest.
Most people will go to a jewelry store because of the advertisements but this is a usually a mistake. Where do you actually think the cost of advertising is covered?
Do not buy anything from a shopping channel on your television if you expect to get quality, nor should you buy in discount counters in department stores. Remember that these stores often buy in bulk from gray market wholesalers.
Gold can come in the form of composite as well as pure gold. They are all priced differently obviously so make sure you know what you are buying and comparing apples to apples before you pay. - 29959
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