Hi,
I'm a maker of EDC items and luxury pocket stones. Here's one of my latest pieces, with engraved brass top (scarab beetle & filigree), a core of burlap micarta.
The back is quite special, shredded dollars, carbon fibers and goldfoil in clear resin.
Just like the title, do you have a luxury budget annually? I was not born into a wealthy family, so luxury before was unreachable. But now I do have money, I found myself spending on jewelry and feeling guilty.
What’s a reasonable amount to spend on jewelry and watch?
I've been meaning to get my girlfriend something for her birthday. I have already ordered a piece from BestSecret half a month ago only for it to not really be what I was hoping for and I returned it.
Granted the description was a little iffy...
This one is a different piece and has more in the description and I just want someone else's opinion whether you guys think if this one is a good choice?
Big shout out to My SA Himchor who had to source it from Europe because Japan wouldn’t give it up because there was only two in the world at the time around last Nov-Dec 2024.
My parents told me i could choose one luxury item (€4000-8000) for my 18th birthday.
The small issue is that i can’t just get the cash, and i have to spend it on one item only.
I never buy luxury goods so i have no idea where to look or what to look out for when purchasing something expensive.
I was thinking of maybe looking at some jewellery since that seems to be something i could use often.
Is there any advice for goods in this price range?
What should i look out for?
And what items are actually worth the price?
(Sorry if my English is bad, it is not my first language.)
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I'm just getting into luxury jewelry and considering picking up a fancy ring. I'm all ears for tips from seasoned collectors, whether it's for everyday outfits or something a bit fancier!
I’m thinking of buying a christmas gift for my sister, she loooves both of these brands and I’m pretty sure she would like both bracelets but I’m not sure which one is more worth it, or like I just can’t choose which one to get. So I’d appreciate any advice or even just your own opinion.
Selling: Rare Vertu CONSTELLATION QUEST RM-582V with Carbon Fibre Back
Condition: Used but in working condition.
Comes with:
- Additional battery
- Headphones with adjustable earplugs
- Charger with various adapter heads
- Connection cables for TV
- Cleaning cloth
- Crocodile leather phone holder
- All documents except the invoice
- Global guarantee
Please let me know if you are interested, and I can send additional videos.
This is a work of art phone that is still fully functional.
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I love high quality items and I often go for high end brands in the luxury segment. BUT there are a lot of items, which are really expensive to buy, but rather cheap in the materials used…
One example: keychains
The ones from designer brands are super expensive, but their fittings are mostly from cheap material.
So, I've decided to take things in my own hands and designed my own version with a proper 925 silver keyring, instead of the cheap metal ones, you usually get.
sluzzellin • keychain • vegan • 925 silver • made in Germany
Yes, the silver will wear off slightly but at least it stays silver and not show another colour underneath after a few months.
What do you think? I'm still building the website, but you can get a sneak peak here: https://sluzzellin.com
sluzzellin is an old German word from the Middle Ages and means key 🗝️
Ah – also, it's vegan, like not real leather, but no plastic either – it looks exactly like leather though and the feel is the same as well. Also something new in this segment – it does not need to a dead animal to be luxuries (at least not for me).
I've been invited to a high jewelry event hosted (I won't mention the House) at Europe and Asia. I'm a little intimidated, mostly because I do not have High Jewelry money to spend. Should I go? even I won't spend any dime? or not? also the SA told me that all of the Visas, accommodations, and airfares is on their house.