For Sale Brian Gavin DBTY 5 diamond bracelet (0.06 carat BGD signature melee) in 18k YG

[itspia]

For sale: Brian Gavin Diamonds DBTY / "Diamonds Inch by Inch" bracelet in 18k yellow gold, with 5 x 0.06 caratcarat dia (F/G VS Brian Gavin Signature melee) set in delicate hand made bezels and evenly spaced on a 6.25 inch chain and a lobster clasp.

It is available for $790 and here is the Poshmark listing:

https://posh.mk/bAg479IEFV



It is very new and I actually started a thread about it recently but have decided this is better for someone who will wear it often and love it (I just never wear it sadly) and not leave it neglected in a jewelry box lol.
Please feel free to post here with questions.

Thank you for looking!

 

[marymm]

FYI your Poshmark link lists a price of $970 while the price you have listed in your opening post of this thread is $790 ... unclear which is the correct price and which is the typo.

FWIW, brand new that bracelet retails at BGD for $795 (https://www.briangavindiamonds.com/...inch-by-inch-bracelet-18k-yellow-gold-5465y18)... I don't think you'll find a PSer buyer at the inflated $970 price and, me personally, I'd prefer to pay $5 more and buy it new from BGD (although to make it clear, BGD's bezel jewelry items are final sale, no returns).

Just my two cents.

 

[itspia]

Ty for your helpful feedback! First, you're right, a $5 discount isn't much (and yes the PM link is the typo) but I'm also not sure how much of a "hit" I want or should expect to take on it - I can imagine a PSer would want a deeper price cut. That said, I'm also realizing that even if a buyer did pay the full price I want (790, to in a dream world, to recoup the cost of my original purchase), selling on poshmark would never even give me close to that amount.
Not to veer OT here but is there a better platform I can resell on without the high fees?

FYI your Poshmark link lists a price of $970 while the price you have listed in your opening post of this thread is $790 ... unclear which is the correct price and which is the typo.

FWIW, brand new that bracelet retails at BGD for $795 (https://www.briangavindiamonds.com/...inch-by-inch-bracelet-18k-yellow-gold-5465y18)... I don't think you'll find a PSer buyer at the inflated $970 price and, me personally, I'd prefer to pay $5 more and buy it new from BGD (although to make it clear, BGD's bezel jewelry items are final sale, no returns).

Just my two cents.

 

[elizat]

Loupe Troup or Diamond Bistro are free. Personally, I usually have to discount the retail or purchase price at least 30 or 40 percent, sometimes more, to sell an item. I think that's pretty common, especially because there is no return option, you are buying as is .

I just saw a one carat diamond by the yard bracelet with bezels by Brian Gavin sell on loupe troop yesterday for $600 fwiw.

 

[lilmosun]

Unless the item is rare/one of a kind or you got it on a deal to begin with, you will almost always take a hit. It is why jewelry is generally NOT an investment. As @marymm suggested, why buy used when you can buy the same thing new for (practically) the same price. Generally speaking, you might be able to sell it for 20% off if you happen to find a buyer who was looking at buying the same piece at list cost...but otherwise, you will often have to sell at a much more significant discount as suggested by @elizat . It's always hard selling at a loss, but many of us have had to come to the realization that recouping some funds is better than have it sit in our jewelry boxes unloved. (There are times, I've decided to give away pieces rather than take a big loss, lol)

 

[seaurchin]

Yeah, I can't think of anything that goes for even close to the same secondhand as it would new.