Otokaraya Senkawa Ekimae Store Launches New Value Proposition for Broken Jewelry, Enhancing Buyback Service for Single Earrings, Broken Chains, and More
The purchasing specialist 'Otokaraya Senkawa Ekimae Store' is enhancing its buyback service for damaged jewelry. It will now offer multi-faceted appraisals for items that were previously difficult to value, such as single earrings and broken necklaces, aiming to uncover the value of unused items in households and meet organizational needs.
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Cross One Inc. (CEO: Zen Shinagawa / HQ: Toshima-ku, Tokyo) announces that its purchasing specialist store, 'Otokaraya Senkawa Ekimae Store,' has newly launched a buyback service for damaged jewelry, including single earrings, broken chains, items with missing stones, and deformations.
## A New Buyback Service with Appraisals Independent of Usability
Previously, jewelry appraisals tended to prioritize items being in a complete set and in wearable condition.
However, in reality, it's not uncommon for accessories that have lost their use, such as 'an earring whose partner is lost,' 'a necklace that is broken and unusable,' or 'a deformed ring,' to be kept in storage at home.
In light of this situation, Otokaraya Senkawa Ekimae Store has established an appraisal system that evaluates items from multiple perspectives, such as material value, component value, and design.
We have started a new buyback service that does not judge items solely on whether they can be used.
Eligible items include:
- Single earrings
- Necklaces with broken chains
- Deformed rings
- Bracelets with faulty clasps
- Jewelry with missing stones or partial damage
Jewelry can be valued not only for its condition as a finished product but also for its material value, such as gold and platinum, and its constituent elements.
Through this initiative, we provide an opportunity to confirm the value of stored items that were previously easy to overlook.
## Background: Increasing Stored Accessories and a Need for Organization
In recent years, due to changes in lifestyles, inheritance, estate organization, and moving, the need to organize long-unused accessories has been increasing.
Among these items, many are judged as worthless for reasons such as 'it's broken' or 'it's not a complete set.'
This initiative provides an option to assess the value of these hard-to-judge stored items before disposal, strengthening our function as a local consultation hub.
## Kaizo Fukui of Global Partners Co., Ltd. Tries on the 'Nobunaga Daytona'
Mr. Kaizo Fukui, who leads the media business domain at Global Partners Co., Ltd., experienced wearing the ROLEX Ref.6263 / Ser.6412345 (commonly known as: Nobunaga Daytona).
Mr. Fukui joined the company in his 40s as a new challenge and is currently active mainly in the media business.
He has been increasing his influence through book publishing and appearances on various media, including the YouTube program '
## A New Buyback Service with Appraisals Independent of Usability
Previously, jewelry appraisals tended to prioritize items being in a complete set and in wearable condition.
However, in reality, it's not uncommon for accessories that have lost their use, such as 'an earring whose partner is lost,' 'a necklace that is broken and unusable,' or 'a deformed ring,' to be kept in storage at home.
In light of this situation, Otokaraya Senkawa Ekimae Store has established an appraisal system that evaluates items from multiple perspectives, such as material value, component value, and design.
We have started a new buyback service that does not judge items solely on whether they can be used.
Eligible items include:
- Single earrings
- Necklaces with broken chains
- Deformed rings
- Bracelets with faulty clasps
- Jewelry with missing stones or partial damage
Jewelry can be valued not only for its condition as a finished product but also for its material value, such as gold and platinum, and its constituent elements.
Through this initiative, we provide an opportunity to confirm the value of stored items that were previously easy to overlook.
## Background: Increasing Stored Accessories and a Need for Organization
In recent years, due to changes in lifestyles, inheritance, estate organization, and moving, the need to organize long-unused accessories has been increasing.
Among these items, many are judged as worthless for reasons such as 'it's broken' or 'it's not a complete set.'
This initiative provides an option to assess the value of these hard-to-judge stored items before disposal, strengthening our function as a local consultation hub.
## Kaizo Fukui of Global Partners Co., Ltd. Tries on the 'Nobunaga Daytona'
Mr. Kaizo Fukui, who leads the media business domain at Global Partners Co., Ltd., experienced wearing the ROLEX Ref.6263 / Ser.6412345 (commonly known as: Nobunaga Daytona).
Mr. Fukui joined the company in his 40s as a new challenge and is currently active mainly in the media business.
He has been increasing his influence through book publishing and appearances on various media, including the YouTube program '