Secrecy and Antique Jewelry Leads to Online Business
by Yvonne Hammouda-Eyre (Australia)​

       Antique Jewelry dealers have known all along that buying and selling aka, investing in Antique Jewelry, is not a new concept. It's an old concept, much older than stocks and shares and currency markets. Buying Antique Jewelry for investment purposes has been obscured from view though and many of the old club of antique jewelry buyers and sellers knew it and liked it that way. It suited their return on investment.

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       It's a fact, the unmatched performance of gold means that Antique Gold Jewelry is safer than dollars.

       It was this "omission" that lead me to develop the antique jewelry investor resource center; a down to earth guide for buying and selling, aka, investing in antique jewelry, not only for its incomparable beauty, but as a personal investment.

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       There are so many reasons why people are turning to Antique Jewelry as an investment today over conventional forms of investing. One is physical storage. Antique Jewelry is much easier to physically store than gold and silver bullion. For example, a one-hundred ounce bar of silver, taking up roughly 3" by 6" by 1 1/4" or 22.5 square inches. How many bars and how much space would you need to obtain to satisfy a $100,000 purchase?

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       You would need about 65 100 troy ounce bars and slightly over 10 cubic feet to store $100,000 in silver bars at today spot price. That is one very big jewelry box! Antique Jewelry is portable and quite easy to store if you don't happen to be wearing it. And what's more, Antique ​​​​​​​Gold Jewelry has an historic and aesthetic value over and above the current gold price.