[Jennsen]

Hello,
I was wondering have anyone done any SE's for fancy jewelry items and could share their methods?

[mothered]

The EB/missing Item method has a high success rate.

Which company do you have In mind?

[Jennsen]

I was also thinking that EB should work well as the weight is usually very low and in general items are usually small. However, I was wondering whether companies have some processes in place to avoid those kind of losses - I mean with jewelry it is usually the case that although the item is small it is high in value.
I don't have a specific company in mind just yet. Maybe some of you have done successful SE on jewelry and wouldn't mind sharing it? Companies that this could work?

[stealthysnake88]

I was also thinking that EB should work well as the weight is usually very low and in general items are usually small. However, I was wondering whether companies have some processes in place to avoid those kind of losses - I mean with jewelry it is usually the case that although the item is small it is high in value.
I don't have a specific company in mind just yet. Maybe some of you have done successful SE on jewelry and wouldn't mind sharing it? Companies that this could work?

I did H samuel for a bracelet if that helps

[mothered]

I was also thinking that EB should work well as the weight is usually very low

Not with every piece of jewellery, which Is why the weight must first be established.

[Jennsen]

I was also thinking that EB should work well as the weight is usually very low and in general items are usually small. However, I was wondering whether companies have some processes in place to avoid those kind of losses - I mean with jewelry it is usually the case that although the item is small it is high in value.
I don't have a specific company in mind just yet. Maybe some of you have done successful SE on jewelry and wouldn't mind sharing it? Companies that this could work?

I did H samuel for a bracelet if that helps

Nice, did you EB them? What was the value of the item? Would you mind sharing your experience?

[mothered]

I did H samuel for a bracelet if that helps

Using the EB/missing Item method?

[stealthysnake88]

I was also thinking that EB should work well as the weight is usually very low and in general items are usually small. However, I was wondering whether companies have some processes in place to avoid those kind of losses - I mean with jewelry it is usually the case that although the item is small it is high in value.
I don't have a specific company in mind just yet. Maybe some of you have done successful SE on jewelry and wouldn't mind sharing it? Companies that this could work?

I did H samuel for a bracelet if that helps

Nice, did you EB them? What was the value of the item? Would you mind sharing your experience?

EB - it was only under 30 pound but you could for sure do over 100!

[mothered]

it was only under 30 pound

For a moment I thought you were talking about the weight.

[Jennsen]

I was also thinking that EB should work well as the weight is usually very low and in general items are usually small. However, I was wondering whether companies have some processes in place to avoid those kind of losses - I mean with jewelry it is usually the case that although the item is small it is high in value.
I don't have a specific company in mind just yet. Maybe some of you have done successful SE on jewelry and wouldn't mind sharing it? Companies that this could work?

I did H samuel for a bracelet if that helps

What a pity that they don't do international orders. Thanks for sharing though!