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[QUOTE="Alexandoy, post: 68245, member: 25510"] Jewelry is one commodity that does not depreciate unless the jewelry is fake. Especially jewelry made of high quality gold (about 20 karats or higher) and has a stone of diamond that will fetch a good price if you would sell it after some years. My grandmother had invested in such jewelry but her intention was to leave the jewelry to her daughters. I know that some of those inherited jewelry landed in the pawnshop and some were sold for a big sum. To be frank, I was inspired by that inheritance that I am now thinking that my own jewelry will be of big value 10 years from now. [/QUOTE]
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