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Hermès Birkin & Kelly: When Luxury Icons Become a New Asset Class
In a constantly changing heritage market, certain luxury items cross a threshold: they are no longer just desired, they become strategically valued. This is now the case for Hermès Birkin and Kelly bags, which are increasingly considered true heritage assets, to the...
Neglecting inventory and centralization: the mistake that weakens luxury asset management
In the world of exceptional assets—art, aviation, jewelry, real estate, or classic cars—one common mistake persists: the lack of a centralized inventory.All too often, assets are managed in a scattered manner, which complicates their tracking, valuation, and transfer....
Underestimating the real value of your assets: a costly mistake in luxury asset management
In the world of luxury heritage, the value of an asset is never fixed. A work of art can increase in value, a rare watch can become iconic, while other assets remain stagnant. Yet many owners still rely on outdated estimates.The result: underinsurance, missed...
Ignoring the digital dimension and traceability in luxury asset management
The management of exceptional assets—works of art, yachts, watches, luxury real estate—is based on two essential foundations: security and traceability. However, many collectors continue to manage their assets using filing cabinets and paper documents, at the risk of...
Passing on wealth to the next generation: challenges and solutions
Passing on an exceptional legacy is no longer just about bequeathing assets; it is about ensuring the continuity of a story. The younger generations want to understand, preserve, and enhance what they receive. Long managed in a traditional manner, inheritance is...
Luxury, from possession to preservation
Luxury is evolving. Once a symbol of possession, it is now becoming an art of preservation. In a world focused on sustainability and technology, ownership is no longer enough: assets must be protected and brought to life. The new face of luxury Collectors are now...





