The Nashville Gold Trade-In Option You Need to Know About
Did you know Yearly Co. offers a gold trade-in program? It's ideal for damaged, broken, or outdated pieces — you can bring them in and trade them for credit! Get the scoop here, and take advantage of their upcoming event. Image: Yearly Co.
If you have a jewelry box full of damaged pieces, single earrings that have lost their mates, or items you just know you won’t wear again, beloved Nashville jewelry company Yearly Co. offers a gold trade-in program that could change the game for you.
During their next trade-in event — November 6 through 8 — you can bring your gold pieces that are no longer serving you to the Green Hills showroom, including broken or damaged items. Their team will test and weigh your items, and offer you a payout of 85% of the gold’s value in the form of a Yearly Co. gift card. Appointments are available here!PinYearly Co.‘s showroom is located in Green Hills at 4107 Hillsboro Circle. Image: Caroline Sharpnack
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If you’re uncertain about the value of your items, no worries. Bring them in, and the Yearly Co. team can help.
During your appointment, you will have the opportunity to apply your gold credit towards a custom bangle featuring heirloom stones or collaborate with the team to create something truly unique. If designing a new piece appeals to you, you can even bring other materials you’d like to incorporate, and they’ll work with you to bring your vision to life.
And, of course, if you’d rather save your credit for another time, that’s an option too!
PinYour trade-in appointment will take place at Yearly Co.’s stunning Green Hills showroom! Image: Caroline Sharpnack
If you can’t make the November trade-in event, the next events will be held on December 4-5 and January 22-24. For more information, visit yearlyco.com and schedule your trade-in appointment HERE.
Alissa Harb is StyleBlueprint's Managing Editor, based in Nashville. A lifelong Tennessee native, Alissa has over 14 years of experience in digital media and loves writing about food, travel, and entertaining. She is a lover of dogs, true crime, and ordering for the table.
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