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Secure your upgrade with the value of the items you already own.

The Braswell & Son Trade-Up program allows our customers to trade up to another item at a discounted price. Here's how it works:

Original Purchase
You buy ANYTHING from our stores. For example, it could be a Louis Vuitton handbag, a Tiffany and Co. ring, or a Rolex.

Wear It
You wear it and enjoy it for up to six months.

Time to Upgrade
After you've used and loved it, you bring it back to the store and we'll pay you 60% of what you originally paid when you upgrade.

Trade Up, You Say?
What's the definition of trade up? You decide! Is it a smaller bag? Larger bag? A new diamond bracelet? Gorgeous new timepiece? More expensive bag? You decide YOUR trade up.

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For over 45 years, Braswell & Son has combined luxury retail with community-first pawnbroking.  Since 1979, we’ve offered trusted service, fair value, and an unmatched selection of fine jewelry, pre-loved handbags, and world-renowned watch brands like Rolex, Cartier, and TAG Heuer.

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