1. Does Hermès jewellery hold its resale value?
Yes, Hermès jewellery is highly sought after, and many pieces retain or even increase in value over time. The brand's reputation for craftsmanship and luxury materials makes its pieces highly collectible. Vintage and rare Hermès items, particularly from iconic collections, often command significant resale value due to their rarity and prestige.

2. Is Hermès jewellery made from real gold?
Yes, Hermès frequently uses 18kt yellow, white, and rose gold in its jewellery designs. The brand is also known for using high-quality materials such as platinum, sterling silver, and precious gemstones, significantly adding to the value of each piece.

3. What makes Hermès’ design unique?
Hermès is renowned for its timeless, elegant designs, often inspired by equestrian motifs and minimalist luxury. The brand’s attention to detail, combined with its use of the finest materials, makes Hermès jewellery highly desirable among collectors and fashion enthusiasts.

4. How can I tell if my Hermès jewellery is authentic?
Authentic Hermès jewellery will feature hallmarks indicating the brand name, metal purity (e.g., 18K for gold), and sometimes a unique serial number. The craftsmanship should be exceptional, with clean lines and intricate detailing. To ensure authenticity, it’s best to have your piece professionally authenticated by an expert.

5. Where can I sell my Hermès jewellery?
The best place to sell Hermès jewellery is through a trusted luxury buyer or jewellery dealer specializing in high-end items. Professional appraisal services, like ours, can offer a fair and competitive valuation for your Hermès jewellery. Auction houses that focus on designer jewellery may also be a good option for rare or vintage pieces.

6. Can I pawn my Hermès jewellery?
Yes, you can pawn Hermès jewellery at reputable pawn shops that deal in luxury items. However, to get the best value, it is recommended to sell your piece through expert buyers or auction houses that specialize in Hermès designs and understand their true value.

7. How do I care for my Hermès jewellery?
To maintain the beauty and value of your Hermès jewellery, store it in its original packaging or a soft pouch in a cool, dry place. Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals, and clean your jewellery regularly with a soft cloth. For deep cleaning or repairs, it’s recommended to consult a professional jeweller familiar with Hermès craftsmanship.

8. What factors affect the value of Hermès jewellery?
Several factors influence the value of Hermès jewellery, including the age, condition, rarity, materials used, and current market demand. Limited-edition pieces and rare designs tend to hold or even increase in value, especially if they are well-preserved.

9. How long does a Hermès jewellery valuation take?
A professional valuation of Hermès jewellery typically takes 24–48 hours after receiving the item. For rare or high-value pieces, the process may take longer to ensure an accurate and detailed assessment.

10. How do I get my Hermès jewellery appraised?
To get your Hermès jewellery appraised, please contact us for a professional valuation. We offer in-store evaluations, insured courier services, and home visits for high-value pieces. After your appraisal, you will receive a detailed report outlining the current market value of your jewellery.