Health & Wellbeing Q&A

I haven’t heard of any such business in Australia, though it does sound like a good business idea. Your options are jewellery stores, consignment stores and pawnshops. Some jewellery stores will buy second hand jewellery, but they may not buy everything. It depends on their customer base, what type of jewelleries they like, and which designs appeal the most. So, if you’re selling a Tiffany & Co. necklace, approach jewellery stores in Sydney that sell preloved Tiffany & Co jewelleries too.
 
The other quicker option is using consignment stores. There’s a few that’s online too such as Collector Square. People are open to buying jewelleries online. Consignment stores will sell your preloved jewelleries and valuables on your behalf, which means they take care of valuation, photos, finding buyers and selling. Of course, they will take a percentage of your sale proceeds. The last option is going to the pawnshop or Cash Converters. They won’t give you the best price so be prepared to take a big loss.  
 
If you’re looking for independent jewellery appraiser to value your necklace, you can try the National Council of Jewellery Valuers. They have a list of valuers on their site.

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