The term "estate jewelry" has kind of a vague meaning, even though most people envision antique Diamond Jewelry or platinum wedding rings from the early 1900s. However, technically speaking, the term "estate jewelry" refers to jewelry that has previously been owned. It kind of reminds me of the phrase "pre-owned cars."

Reselling jewelry, whether antique or something someone else bought just a week ago, is still big business, and one jewelry savvy woman has created a business just for this purpose - GoodByeJewelry.

From a company press release: "GoodByeJewelry, a new business headquartered at 31 St. James Street, Boston, has been launched to serve the growing desire for consumers to sell estate jewelry.

Founded by Maxene Lieberman, a Boston resident and successful entrepreneur, the company is targeting its service at middle- to high-net-worth individuals in the six-state region who are contemplating the sale of valuable estate jewelry.
As the population ages and baby boomers acquire more jewelry from estates, inheritances, and private gift giving, the market for the sale and purchase of these pieces has grown dramatically."

How clever is this woman?!