Top Jewelry Retailers Under Extreme Stress
The recent global financial meltdown has caused the toughest times in the jewelry industry since the great depression. Over the last twelve months some of the biggest names in jewelry such as: Bailey, Banks and Biddle, Whitehall, Ultra Diamonds, Carlyle, Congress, Fortunoff, and too many more to list have declared bankruptcy and, in some cases, disappeared overnight.

As in all things however, crisis always spawns opportunity, and it's no different here. The important question to you is: "When a big fine-jewelry chain goes out of business, what happens to all the thousands of pieces of jewelry that was stocking their cases?"

What Happens to all the Jewelry?
Two things can happen; first, many jewelers carry merchandise on something called "memo". This means that the manufacturer of the jewelry has to take the inventory back if the retailer does not sell it, or in this case, goes out of business. This is happening to such a degree that most of the world's jewelry manufacturers are being flooded with returned merchandise, and are also being driven to the edge. The other thing that is happening is that the surviving major jewelry chains are buying up this inventory. They don't want to see it "dumped" on the market, thus driving down the prices of all jewelry and undercutting their margins.

But, there is a limit to how much even the biggest players can do this. They only have so much money, and remember, their sales are down too, they don't have a lot of cash to play with, and the glut of jewelry on the market is just too big.

The Jeweler's Nightmare
The nightmare scenario for the jewelry industry is that all this merchandise gets dumped all at once into the secondary market, maybe through eBay, or another huge marketplace in an uncontrolled fashion, and in the worst case scenario; right before Christmas. This will devastate the major jeweler's holiday sales, where they make up to 75% of their annual profit.

The Only Escape Route
The only possible plan for the jewelry industry is to find a large buyer of the jewelry who will not try to sell it all at once, and that's where we come in.

The Gold Price Skyrocket
We are primarily gold investors, and let me tell you, these are exciting times for us! Unless you live in a cave, you must know that gold is the hottest thing going right now. The value of an ounce of gold has doubled in just a few months, and we believe that it's going to go much higher.

Our business is forming investment funds that buy up large lots of jewelry, and here's why the jewelry industry loves us and we are able to get the best prices: We plan to hold the vast majority of the jewelry until we think the gold market has peaked, probably four or five years from now! This is exactly the solution the jewelry industry needs. Because of this, some of the very largest players in the industry, from extreme luxury brands, to some of the big names you see in malls across America are selling us jewelry at prices near it's scrap value.

OK, But How Does this Save Me Money?
You save money because we can't hold ALL the jewelry. Many of the finest pieces of jewelry aren't of interest to us because a large amount of their value is in the precious gems; diamonds, rubies, emeralds, sapphires, etc. We are interested in the gold. We also have to fund our day-to-day operations. We won't cash in on our gold investments for several years.

The jewelry that makes the least sense for us to hold, which is often the most desirable kinds of jewelry to the consumer, we will sell, but, we will sell it in a small controlled fashion so as not to undercut the market. (We are inviting several thousand customers to shop, eBay has tens of millions), we have a created a dedicated website where we will be offering these jewelry pieces by open-bid auction:

We are inviting you to participate in the launch of LuxeBidder.com.

We will be initially offering a small number of fine jewelry selections to purchase by bid. This is high quality fine-jewelry that was very recently being sold by a major jewelry retailer, very possibly in a store near you. All jewelry is solid gold or platinum of the finest make, no plated or sterling silver products. All the precious stones are excellent quality.

You are one of a very small select group to be receiving this invitation. We are initially only sending out 10,000 invitations. Some of the jewelry we are offering is listed with no reserve or starting bid.

What Does "No Reserve" Mean? It Means That You Very Well Might Buy A Diamond Ring For A Dollar.
Some bids start at $1.00, even for the most highly valued pieces. If no one else bids, the item will sell for $1.00. During this launch period, when our accepted customer base is very small, we believe that there will be some extraordinary values. We expect to sell some items sell for nearly nothing, and we're fine with this. If nothing else it will generate some good publicity. Yes, it is possible for you to buy a diamond ring for $1.00. We hope that doesn't happen with too many items though! What we do hope and believe will happen is that the jewelry will sell at a tremendous discount to the normal retail price; 60%, 70% or 80% off retail, but still a bit above the scrap gold prices that we are buying at.

What about Service? And, Why am I Getting This Invitation?
LuxeBidder.com is owned by Lautrec Corporation, who also owns, among other things, Diamond Nexus Labs. In fact, you are getting this invitation because you have done business with, or requested a catalog from Diamond Nexus Labs. DNL has built a reputation for providing the best service in the jewelry industry (customer satisfaction rated at 98.5% by BizRate.com) and is the fastest growing jewelry company in America. In fact, while so many other jewelry companies are laying off mass numbers of employees, cutting corners on quality and sometimes disappearing overnight, DNL is experiencing their fifth consecutive record year. LuxeBidder.com will deliver the same level of service with the same fanatical attention to detail that DNL is famous for.

Guaranteed Risk Free Shopping
LuxeBidder.com offers you a "No Questions Asked, No Hassle, and No Hoops to Jump Through" 30 Day Warranty. If you don't love it you are not stuck with it. Also, the 30 day warranty starts the day you receive your jewelry, not the day you buy it. You have a full 30 days to decide. If you return your item, your full merchandise purchase price will be swiftly and cheerfully refunded.

Honest and Accurate Jewelry Price Estimates
Many, if not most auction sites quote inflated "retail" or "suggested" prices for their merchandise. One large jewelry auction site in particular has been repeatedly criticized for their overblown valuations to the point where the FTC was forced to take action against them. With this practice you may think you are getting a great deal, when in fact you are paying far more then the actual appraisal price of the jewelry.

At LuxeBidder.com, we want you to know exactly how good of a deal you are getting. That's why we provide the Guaranteed Appraisal Price for every piece of jewelry up for bid. We guarantee that that item will appraise for at least the listed amount from any reputable and generally accepted jewelry appraiser. You will always know exactly how much of a discount you are buying at.

What are you waiting for?
Christmas is around the corner and as more people learn about LuxeBidder.com there will be more competitive bidding - this is your best chance to get an awesome bargain! Our first auctions are expiring on November 3rd through 5th, 2009. We wish you good bidding and hope you snag the jewelry deal of a lifetime!