Cartier is generally recycled at a discount.

Cartier is usually 40% to 30% off the original price.

Cartier is a luxury brand in France, mainly engaged in the manufacture of watches and clocks, and its products include jewelry, watches and clocks, leather goods, perfume and so on. Its products have certain value preservation in the second-hand market, and are generally recovered at a discount of 40% to 30% of the original price. When recycling, it is usually evaluated according to factors such as product quality, year, market demand, etc. Secondly, it depends on product accessories, especially warranty cards, which also have a great impact on the price.

There are many recycling channels to choose from in the market. Pawnshop is a common choice for recycling Cartier jewelry. Pawnshops will give corresponding prices after evaluating the products. Second-hand luxury stores are also a way to recycle Cartier jewelry, but you need to choose carefully when mixing. Of course, Cartier official recycling is also an option, but the disadvantage is that the recycling price is lower than that of recycling shops on the market.

Matters needing attention in Cartier recycling

1. Ensure the legality of recycling institutions: select qualified and reputable pawn shops or second-hand shops for recycling operations to avoid false evaluation or fraud.

2. Understand the recycling price: different pawn shops may have different recycling prices for Cartier jewelry. You can compare the prices of several pawn shops and choose the best scheme. Different Cartier jewelry has its unique quality and market demand, the recycling price will be different, the jewelry market will also fluctuate, and the recycling price will change accordingly.

3. Integrity of jewelry: When delivering jewelry, ensure the safety and integrity of the items and complete accessories. Or when mailing jewelry, you should choose a reliable courier company, and fully protect and package the jewelry to ensure transportation safety.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Cartier