7 *BEST* Luxury Investments WORTH THE MONEY!

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[Adamwayne]

Great video, it's very rare to find resources like this especially from somebody like yourself. Thank you for taking time out of your busy day to create content like this and keep aspiring entrepreneurs. This could actually be a good time to invest or buy more of high conviction stocks or crypto

[amyraeray]

I really appreciate your emphasis on not purchasing luxury items if you would have to make payments.
I also appreciate how humble you are about what you have or are able to attain! It’s obvious that you have worked hard to earn these advantages AND you are so generous to others who might not have your same advantages yet. I love to live vicariously through you! 😁

[happygoluckyme]

I appreciate how humble you are but remember you don't have to justify or downplay anything to your audience about your lifestyle and luxury items. ❤️

[sophiayinyanrui]

It’s worth whatever you perceive. If you love it, it doesn’t matter how much market value is because you won’t sell it anyways. I love love everything you showed🥰

[dedajjozi]

Diamonds are not rare, they are actually the most common gemstone, the only reason they became so popular and exponentially increased in price is because the best marketing spot to date. Regardless, I am such a good sheep that the more diamonds I have the better I feel 😂

[kiley.nicholson]

Long time follower of your channel! I just love how transparent you are with the pricing! I come for your video ideas but stay for your personality! Thanks for doing what you do! ❤️

[actinglikeseals]

The challenge is, you only make the money back if you SELL the item. Otherwise you have tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of dollars worth of items around your house! 😅
Finding the “right” time to sell the things is when the fun starts!

[talkandeattv]

🗣you do not have to apologize for having nice things period.

[mariamastrogiacomo]

With all do respect, I do not like it when youtubers call their purchases "investments". It is very misleading to young people. Enjoy the things you worked hard to buy!!! You can spend your money how you want. The best return on investment is EDUCATION!!!!

[juliagoolia]

I really think the quality has decreased over the years, but about 15 years ago I received several Tiffany silver items, including some Elsa Peretti pieces. I have to say I’ve worn them almost every day since getting them. They were definitely worth the investment. They just keep getting more comfortable the more I wear them, they look as good as they did when I bought them, and the best part is you get Tiffany customer service for life.

[samanthahunter]

I'm not someone who is all that concerned about designer or luxury items as a rule and I certainly don't have a designer items budget. That said I am currently saving for a lily silk blouse because real silk is gorgeous and timeless. I also think that if people are into high end luxury and they are in a position to afford them without going into debt that they should get them without feeling guilty. Do whatever brings you joy

[tanyaflynn]

Please do more videos like this. Never apologize for your success.

[offtomilan]

EVERYTHING she said is true LOLLL I can 100% attest to it :):) Price increases are annoying but not to us, those who saw it coming and invested in some key pieces for the past 5 to 8 years! Go girl xo

[Sauron]

I loved that you shared specific prices! It makes it much easier to conceptualize. Thank you Shea, love your videos ☺️

[suzannehall]

This was so good. I have bought investment bags in the past and sold them at a big profit. I do get annoyed when people say luxury items are bad investments or you will always lose money on them. No they aren’t, you can make good profits. I think the problem is that in order to do so you need to be willing to do masses of constant market research and also to be willing to play the long game and many people aren’t willing to do that. Admittedly you have to enjoy the research to do it but I do. Research is something I enjoy very much.
You are so right about big brand name jewellery. I have found the same thing with the 2 Tiffany’s pieces I own. The price rises on them on the preloved market have been mind boggling.

[sidwayment]

Preach girl! I work at a resale luxury watch store, and we carry preowned watches, and the amounts of times I have to explain this to people a day is ridiculous!!!

[baileydiesel]

Everyone says how difficult it is to get a Birkin or Kelly bag, however they are everywhere…YouTubers have closets full of them! I think it’s just a marketing strategy to get people to pay tens of thousands of dollars for a leather bag.

[bnelson]

Question on your investments. Do you have a certain time or circumstance in mind about when you plan to cash in on the investment? Because unless you actually sell the item and exchange money money, you haven’t technically made money. So yes, it doubled in value but you haven’t made double yet because there has been no change in hands. I feel like there are so many people that invest in things and just hang on to them forever because they think they’ll keep going up. I feel like that’s basically just spending the money and potentially not using something to keep it in good condition for no reason. Unless I guess it’s for a rainy day. But what if that rainy day never comes? I’d personally have a timeframe in mind and actually follow throw with selling something if I truly purchased it for investment reasons. Otherwise, I’d just use it and love it and ignore what it’s worth. Great video!!!

[jeannereich]

This is all way beyond my lifestyle but I still like to see it all. Each to their own! I don't think you should apologize for your lifestyle.

[nancyannesunboxings]

What a fantastic video Shea! Even for those of us who aren't in a position to purchase, it's super interesting to find out that things like handbags and watches really can give an excellent return on investment. One question I do have for you though: Do you actually use the things like handbags and watches? Or do they stay tucked away safely protected?