By: Ryan Johnson-Moyneur Here at National Rarities, the majority of our high-end jewelry items are photographed with the intent to create a clean, crisp ...
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National Rarities' March Employee Spotlight
Spring is almost here, and we are enticed by the change in season. Say goodbye to long winter days, boisterous jackets, and dark colors. We ...
Tiffany & Co. Jewelry
Tiffany & Company jewelry stands the test of time. These elegant jewelry designs span every era from Victorian to Contemporary. After opening in 1837, ...
National Rarities' February Employee Spotlight
We can hardly believe that February is already here. While the second month of the new year brings exciting opportunities, it also gives ...
Vintage Jewelry Inspirations For 2021
2021 is officially here, and to ring in the new season, we have some gorgeous vintage-inspired pieces to showcase! We know you’re aching to ...
Start 2021 With National Rarities!
Since 2009, National Rarities has taken great pride in providing our clients with professional estate buying services they can trust. Whether you meet with us ...
National Rarities' January Employee Spotlight
A new year brings a new reason to celebrate! After a year like 2020, we can all rejoice at starting a new chapter and ...
The Truth About The 12 Days Of Christmas
There are many holiday traditions that we simply turn a blind eye to. Fruit cake? Sure, that’s something that will always be at the ...
The Tradition of Hands Clasped in Matrimony: Fede and Claddagh Rings
Have you ever wondered what the first wedding ring looked like and the history behind it? Do ring designs with history and significance entice you? ...
What Is A Vintage Chatelaine?
Have you ever heard of a chatelaine? During this day in age, odds are you probably haven’t, but surprisingly, we see vintage chatelaines more often ...
National Rarities' December Employee Spotlight
The holidays are finally here! While we all love to embrace the magic that this season brings, we also know that this year might be ...
The Daguerreotype - “The Collectible Firsts of Photography”
Contributed By: Derrick Leu Have you ever wondered how the photography process first started? The Daguerrotype was the first publicly available photographic process and ...