Getting rid of jewelry - help?

[amethystt]

As I think I have mentioned previously, I left husband recently (about a month ago) and went back to Europe. Before I left, I made sure to grab the watch he gave me as an engagement present as well as my wedding ring. Both are from Tiffany's and have a pretty nice value to them, which honestly is why I didn't just leave them with him. I figured that I could re-sell them or pawn them once I got back to Europe and be done with it, and I could definitely need the money right now. However, I might have run into a problem. While researching best way to sell them, I keep finding articles about how it's nearly impossible to sell brand watches and jewelry without the accompanying certificates, which I don't have. When I recieved them from husband, he kept all the papers and I know for sure that there is no way he would give them to me now either. Long story short; anyone know if there is some way I can sell them or get rid of them without the certificates and stuff or am I stuck with them now?

 

[aishajackson]

Very easy solution. Visit Tiffany's store in the country you moved to /or Tiffany's at neighbourhood countries/ and ask them for certificate again, it may not be free of charge but you will have the paper. Or, visit those people involved in jewellery/luxury watches industry, they may give you a certificate of authenticity as well. I'm kinda involved in antique/jewellery department so this should work for you.