The collection
Every piece earns its place.
Six categories, one standard. Everything here was bought outright by the house, authenticated twice, graded against the published rubric, and photographed with its flaws in frame.

How to read a piece
Three things on every listing.
Once you know what these mean, you can shop the whole collection without asking us a single question.
The grade
One of five words, and each means the same thing on every piece in the house. The full rubric is published — nothing is graded on a curve or on a good day.
The condition note
Where a grade is general, the note is specific: the exact corner, the exact mark. If a piece has one, we wrote it before you asked.
The photographs
Every angle, including the ones that aren't flattering — corners, interior, hardware, and whatever is wrong with it. The flaw is in the gallery, not hidden behind it.
Five words, published in full on the authentication page along with exactly what each one commits us to.
Read the rubricIn rotation
Held to the same standard.
Smaller categories, same rules. A silk scarf gets the same two authentication passes and the same honest grade as a handbag — the only difference is how often one comes through.
In the house
In rotation right now.
A cross-section of what's currently in the house, across every category.
Also from the house
What passes through less often.
Rarer things — the ones that arrive when they arrive. No category page, because we'd rather not publish an empty room.
Why you can buy this sight-unseen
Authenticated twice. Every flaw shown.
Every piece clears two independent authentication passes — once inside the network we buy from, and again here on arrival — before it is graded, photographed, or listed. Then it ships with a certificate recording all of it.
And then it arrives
Shipped like a gift.
Presented and packed as though it were new, in branded packaging, with the certificate inside. It's a gift even when you bought it for yourself.

The names we carry most
Chanel · Louis Vuitton · Hermès · Tiffany & Co. · Gucci · Céline · Dior · Burberry · David Yurman
Plus a long tail of other European and Asian houses.
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