3 Reasons Why Selling Jewelry Brings Buyers

Learn the advantages of selling jewelry.

Jewelry has been embraced worldwide for thousands of years, regardless of religion, race, or culture. The reasons it’s worn and loved by many are numerous. Some wear it for fashion, while for others, it holds sentimental worth.

Among other things, we value it as a way to make a statement about things that are important to us or to complement an article of clothing we wear for the day.

Trends and the way jewelry is made have changed with time, but the fact remains that it continues to be universally loved by all walks of life. Here are three reasons why selling jewelry will bring buyers to the table.

1. Jewelry Makes a Statement with Buyers

Jewelry shows personal accomplishment, and people enjoy expressing what’s important to them. Some examples include:

• Expressing value in something important
• Showing affection for a significant other
• Improving their wardrobe or appearance

2. Older Students relate to Jewelry

When fundraising, it’s essential to be able to establish a niche audience. When selling for their high school fundraiser, students prefer to approach their peers, and jewelry gives them the perfect vehicle. Many older students are into self-expression. In addition, jewelry items are affordable as several students will readily have cash on the spot.

3. Fewer Fundraiser Groups are selling Jewelry

Most groups are out showing a large variety of brochures, so the competition will not be as great for those selling jewelry. Even though many of the larger brochures also contain little jewelry, the selection is limited. A brochure that specializes in jewelry will have a large variety of items that people would be looking for.

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Author Bio

Clay Boggess has been designing fundraising programs for schools and various nonprofit organizations throughout the US since 1999. He’s helped administrators, teachers, and outside support entities such as PTAs and PTOs raise millions of dollars. Clay is an owner and partner at Big Fundraising Ideas.