(Il Sole 24 Ore Radiocor) – Milan, 28 September – Furthermore, based on the Affide-Bva Doxa report, the increase in Italians who choose to buy second-hand jewelery is significant: 21% have adopted this option, attracted both from economic advantages and from sustainability. Share which is higher among young people aged 18 to 39 (29%).
Furthermore, it stands out that 64% of Italians see the purchase of pre-loved jewelery as a strategic investment opportunity, particularly relevant in a context of economic uncertainty. The post-pandemic period has in fact strengthened the importance of financial security and safe haven assets such as gold. Precisely the reliability of pawn credit, a service regulated and supervised by the Bank of Italy, pushes a growing number of Italians to choose it to profit from their valuables, underlines a press release. Affide presents itself as the largest company active in the field of credit on appraisal in Italy and at a European level. With a staff of 260 resources and more than 300,000 customers served, it is present in Italy through 38 branches. It is part of the Viennese Dorotheum group and operates in the precious auctions sector with around 300 auctions and 40,000 jewels and watches sold every year.
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(RADIOCOR) 28-09-24 12:15:11 (0227) 5 NNNN
