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by Answer Rabbit on April 19th, 2006

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Is signed vintage jewelry more valuable than unsigned pieces?

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  • by ShoulderPadQueen on August 19th, 2008

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    depends on who signed it. if i signed it then no but if a famous designer or star then yes i would think so.

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  • by vishious on April 19th, 2006

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    It really depends on the designer. Some jewelry designers, I'm talking antiques now, never signed their pieces but they are still valuable when identified by a qualified appraiser. If a designer usually signs their work, and didn't stamp a piece it could be worth more because of the faux pas. Generally for a respected jeweler, a signed piece is an identification as well as a sign of authenticity. Remember to have it scrutinized by an expert before claiming you have an authentic piece.

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