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Marco Bicego Jaipur: A Guide
Jaipur is Marco Bicego’s colour collection, named after India’s "Pink City": hand-engraved gold links holding faceted coloured gemstones such as blue topaz, citrine, amethyst and quartz. It runs across necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rings. This guide shows how to recognise a genuine Jaipur piece and what decides its value.
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Gold links and colour
Jaipur pairs the house’s hand-engraved gold with faceted coloured stones, each held in an engraved gold frame and linked so the piece moves freely. The engraving is cut by hand with a burin, the same way as on the Africa beads, so the gold has a soft, textured shine.
Which Jaipur is yours?
- Necklaces. Single and multi-stone, in several lengths.
- Bracelets. Links of stones and gold.
- Earrings. Drops and hoops with a stone.
- Rings. A single stone in an engraved setting.
- Stones. One colour, or a mix of colours.
Check yours: the clasp and links
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- 1Signature
- 2750
- 3Star mark
- 4Engraving
0 of 4 checked
1The signature
The signature "Marco Bicego" on the clasp or a tag.
2The marks
The marks 750 and the Italian maker’s star mark.
3The engraving
Fine, hand-cut lines on every link.
4The stones
Cleanly faceted and held securely.
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Red flags
- No signature or Italian marks.
- Smooth, cast-looking links with no engraving.
- Glass or plastic in place of gemstones.
- Loose stones or rough jump rings.
Genuine
- Hand-engraved frame
Copy
- Smooth cast frame
What is my Jaipur piece worth?
Whether a Jaipur piece holds its value comes down to the piece and its length, the stones and how many there are, the gold colour, its condition (chipped stones, a worn clasp), and whether you have the box and receipt. No box or receipt? We still buy it. We never publish figures.
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- Piece
- Length
- Stones
- Gold
- Condition
- Papers
How selling works
- 1
Send photographs
of the whole piece, the clasp with its marks, a close-up of the stones, and any box.
- 2
Free value inspection
We reply within one working day with an estimate, subject to inspection. If our offer differs, you can decline and we return it at our cost.
- 3
Paid the same day after inspection
by bank transfer or in cash, in Mayfair, at our Braintree office, by post or by free collection.
Insured up to £10,000 per parcel when you send to us.
Questions people ask
Is my Marco Bicego Jaipur genuine?
Look on the clasp or tag for "Marco Bicego", 750 and the Italian maker’s star mark. Each gold link should be hand-engraved with fine lines, and the stones cleanly faceted and held securely. No single detail proves it. Send a photo of the clasp and a close-up of the links, and we will check them, free.
Can I sell Jaipur without the box?
Yes. The signature and marks on the clasp identify a Jaipur piece without its box or receipt. We check the engraving and the stones in person and value what is in front of us. Papers are welcome, but never needed to sell.
How much is Marco Bicego Jaipur worth?
It depends on the piece and its length, the stones and how many there are, the gold colour, the condition and whether you have the box and receipt, together with current demand. We do not publish prices. Send photographs for a free value inspection within one working day.
Where can I sell Marco Bicego?
To a buyer who checks the clasp, the engraving and the stones in person before paying. We buy Marco Bicego directly: a free value inspection from photographs, then an appointment in Mayfair or at our Braintree office, Special Delivery post or free collection. You are paid the same day after inspection, by bank transfer or in cash.
What stones are used in Jaipur?
Mostly faceted coloured gemstones such as blue topaz, citrine, amethyst and quartz in different colours, sometimes all one stone, sometimes mixed. Each sits in its own engraved gold frame. Tell us the colours when you send photographs, and we will identify them.
My Jaipur has a chipped stone. Can I sell it?
Yes. We buy Jaipur pieces with a chipped or missing stone and value them on what they are. Please do not have the stone replaced elsewhere first, because a non-matching stone can lower the value. Send a close-up of the damage.
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