posted on March 9, 2004 06:55:43 AM
I am not sure if this necklace is worth listing.
It has a label Trifari, and is marked $39.50, never worn. Would it be called Art Deco? It has a heavy chain, not sure what kind, I have very little jewelry expertise!
posted on March 9, 2004 07:45:47 AM
i think it is worth listing,make sure you show that trifari tag.
have you tried the black velvet background
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posted on March 9, 2004 07:54:37 AM
It measures 70 millimeters in width, the bow is enamelled I think. It is not exactly brand new, I have had it for many years, just not my style.
Fluffy, it's not exactly like the Omega chain on the link, it's heavy, looks more like a snake if you know what I mean.
posted on March 9, 2004 08:20:20 AM
It is worth listing. Check the mark. If there is a crown on top of the T then it is a Crown Trifari piece. I sell a lot of Trifari jewelry and do quite well.
posted on March 9, 2004 09:18:13 AM
hey,i know one seller on ebay,she is a real pro,she would place a red flower next to it on satin sheet ,sometimes drape the jewelry over a large pice of amethyst crystal and said-welcome,welcome,welcome---------
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posted on March 9, 2004 12:31:11 PM
Rather than take $10 for it, plus shipping, why not recycle it as a present to someone else? It could be a gift to a child's teacher or at a workplace gift exchange at Christmas. Beats paying a couple of dollars in fees to eBay and you save any postage error.
posted on March 9, 2004 01:12:22 PM
Parklane, thanks for the suggestion. My kids have long since left school, and one little problem, it was a gift to me, but I'm not sure who from! I would hate to return it to someone who gave it to me!
posted on March 9, 2004 03:18:20 PM
This is what I would do. Save it so that if you get other pieces of Trifari or just other nice pieces of jewelry. Put it in a lot. I start my lots at %2.00 each piece then I put a BIN on it for double. i.e. 4 pieces at $2.00 each is $8.00 then I would put a BIN on it for $16.00. The BIN only costs 5 cents and if someone really wants any of the pieces in your lot they will use the BIN.
