Jewelry And Big Coffee Buy Back Their Past Works, Because History Is The Capital.

"Richard Burton knows too much about women. Every jewellery he delivers to Ellizabeth Taylor is priceless."

A fashionable Shanghai girl sighs with her girlfriend on the side, taking pictures with her cell phone.

The exhibition, called Ellizabeth Taylor and Bvlgari Jewellery Art, was really attractive. In Shanghai some days ago, the money newspaper reporter spent a great deal of effort to get out of the exhibition hall. Looking back, it was a black press behind him.

Although there are only 7 jewellery at the scene, curiosity is aroused because of the relationship with a generation of goddesses.

The most famous of these 7 jewellery is Ellizabeth Taylor's emerald, including a flower shaped spring Brooch inlaid with emerald and diamonds (this is Taylor's first Bvlgari jewellery), a Emerald Diamond Ring (this is the first jewellery Richard Burton gave her), a Emerald Diamond Necklace studded with more than 80 karat precious stones (this is a gift from Burton given to him on 1964 wedding day), and necklace pendant, too, because it was originally a Burton Emerald Diamond Brooch given by Burton when he was engaged.

Many people are impressed by Taylor's jewellery because the auction of Ellizabeth Taylor's personal jewellery in December 2011 has set a record for the sale of personal jewellery.

It is said that jewellery collections are limited during the tour and are not allowed to be used. This is rarely seen at auction.

On the day of the auction, the more than 80 seats were photographed for more than 4 hours.

Through intense filming, Bvlgari successfully repurchased 7 pieces, some of which were far more than the valuation, which cost about 30000000 dollars in total.

In 2013, Bvlgari proudly presented Taylor's jewelry to the world.

More than one thing is being done to buy back their old works.

Recently, Geneva's Sotheby's "magnificent jewellery and aristocratic jewelry" spring photo, a 25.59 carat top Burma ruby, finally traded at the price of 28 million 250 thousand Swiss francs (234 million 100 thousand HK dollars), refreshed the world auction record of colored jewels, another diamond brooch with 30.23 KLA of Kashmir sapphire, and sold the Kashmir sapphire auction record at a price of 5 million 738 thousand Swiss francs. The buyers were all Cartire, because they were all their own works.

Similarly, Cartire has done quite a lot.

I remember it's still there.

The emerald necklace of Barbara Hutton on display? The price of 214 million Hong Kong dollars also refreshes the auction record of emerald.

And Cartire is the mysterious telephone bidder. Besides the emerald necklace, it bought it back at one go.

Several pieces of jewelry.

According to reports, since 1983, Cartire has repurchased more than 1500 works through multiple channels.

Frequent auctioneers such as Van Cleef & Arpels and Boucheron are slowly recovering their old works. They even bother to advertise for clues.

Of course, the price of the reclaimed jewellery is higher than the price of the year. Of course, why do the jewellery big coffee shop so well? "We are not just looking at the collection of celebrities, but also the value of the work itself, whether its process and design concepts are typical, and whether there are characteristics of the times."

"The more important thing is to restore the old," said Bvlgari's responsible person.

For example, the spring brooch on display, we only have sketches and data in the original records, some of which may be lost with time and craftsmen retirement, and can be better studied if we buy back the original work.

But most of these works are related to celebrities, so they often become great opportunities for jewellery to display their long history and strength and attract guests.

Just like those girls who go to Taylor's jewels, they may not consume at the moment, but the celebrity effect (now becoming a fan economy) has infiltrated their hearts. Maybe someday, they will become the next guests.

Buy back old works, of course, can also wait for them to mature slowly.