By: SafeBrok Portugal

It’s easy to get drawn into this big world. Whether it’s the mastery that a watchmaker imprints on a piece, the beauty of the materials, or the history and stories that a stone contains. Another motive is seeing these pieces as an investment, as they can reach a considerable value. Different variables can result in the appreciation of pieces over years due to the dynamic resale market, and the fact that they are tangible and durable goods.

We could write for hours about this world of luxury and elegance. From an investment perspective, here are a few things to consider:

• Liquidity – Each piece is unique, and that means it won’t always be easy to find a buyer (especially the right buyer at the right price).
• Maintenance and conservation – These pieces have particular needs that must be met if they are to retain their value. This could incur expenses.
• Valuation and certification –  Indispensable for any negotiation, and sometimes with disparities between experts. Certificates of originality and proof of acquisition value must be safeguarded.
• Risk of loss or theft

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