If you have vintage jewelry you’d like to sell in bulk, I’m currently looking to buy!
I’m focused on mid-tier vintage jewelry — pieces that are wearable, interesting, and easy to resell, without requiring top-tier designer pricing. This is a great fit for sellers who have mixed lots, estate jewelry, or accumulated inventory and want a straightforward buyer.
What “Bulk” Means to Me
I’m interested in small to medium lots, not single pieces.
That might look like:
Mixed lots
Estate groupings
Partial collections
Overstock or slow-moving inventory
If you regularly come across vintage jewelry and want a consistent outlet, I’m open to ongoing relationships — not just one-time purchases.
The Types of Jewelry I’m Actively Buying
I’m especially interested in bold, expressive vintage pieces, with a strong focus on 1980s–1990s styles and statement looks.
That includes:
Chunky gold-tone jewelry
Panel and link bracelets
Coin and medallion-style jewelry
Rhinestone brooches
Charm bracelets
Large statement earrings
Chunky costume rings
Colorful plastic and resin-based jewelry (think bold shapes, high shine, and saturated color)
Mixed vintage and antique costume jewelry lots
Unsigned pieces are absolutely welcome. I’m prioritizing style, era, and wearability over labels or hype.
I’m especially interested in well-known vintage costume jewelry brands such as Trifari, Monet, Napier, and Sarah Coventry.
Signed pieces are great, but unsigned jewelry with a similar look and quality is good too.
Aesthetic & Style Preferences (Optional)
While designer names aren’t required, I tend to gravitate toward jewelry with:
Bold or substantial construction
Classic vintage silhouettes
European or old-world influence
Timeless statement appeal
If your pieces feel “vintage but still wearable today,” that’s usually a good sign.
What I’m Not Looking For (Right Now)
To save us both time, here’s what I’m currently passing on:
Single-piece sales
Retail or collector-level pricing
Fast fashion type jewelry of poor quality
Extremely high-end designer lots
Damaged beyond reasonable resale
My focus is fair pricing, good volume, and practical resale potential.
Why Sell to Me?
I understand vintage jewelry resale
I’m realistic about pricing and margins
I value clear communication
I prefer repeat relationships over constant sourcing
This is meant to be simple and low-friction for both sides.
Interested in Selling?
If you think your jewelry might be a good fit, feel free to reach out with:
A general description of what you have
Approximate quantity
Photos or short video (if available)
Your asking price for the lot, including shipping.
You can contact me at: jewelryresellerspodcast@gmail.com.
If it’s a fit, great. If not, no hard feelings — I appreciate you reaching out!