Selling closes the Jewelry Empire loop. The official description says to sell forged creations to customers, while current pass names confirm offers, appraisals, celebrity customers, staff, and offline staff work. The exact normal sequence and value formula are not publicly documented, so follow the live interface and record the state of each piece before accepting an offer.
Prepare jewelry for sale
Inspect the finished item after forging. Record its exact name, visible type, rarity, mutation, appraisal state, and any preparation prompt. Community walkthroughs describe cleaning and displaying jewelry before customer sales, but those steps are Community reported until confirmed in your current server. Use the station labels and tutorial order the game shows.
Keep one ordinary item as a sale baseline. If a special result is appraised or offered under different conditions, do not compare only the final number. Customer type, shop upgrade, mutation, rarity, appraisal, and current update can all affect the outcome.
Read customer offers
When an offer appears, identify the item and customer before accepting. Compare the number with recent offers for a similar item, the input cost you can actually trace, and your need for immediate cash. A higher visible amount is useful, but waiting has an opportunity cost when stock blocks display space or the next auction needs funding.
Speedy Offers officially makes customers offer faster. That changes waiting, not necessarily the amount. Celebrity Customers officially raises their chance by 50%, but the listing does not publish the base chance or every celebrity benefit. Keep frequency and value as separate fields.
Appraisal decisions
Lucky Appraisal officially promises better rolls and no flawed rolls, while Appraise Anywhere permits appraisal from Inventory. These passes confirm appraisal quality and location as distinct concepts. They do not explain the free appraisal location, base roll distribution, cost, repeat rule, or whether every item should be appraised.
For a normal item, compare sale flow before and after the displayed appraisal state. For a rare or mutated item, preserve it until you understand whether appraisal is reversible and how a reroll works. Never assume “no flawed rolls” means the highest possible roll.
Build a sale record
Several comparable records are more useful than one exceptional offer. Use the accepted amount in cash planning; a rejected peak offer is not revenue.
Manage staff and stock
x2 Staff Speed says staff work twice as fast both online and offline. The pass confirms offline staff activity, but not the base schedule, cap, task selection, or collection rule. Before buying, observe what staff currently do and whether their pace actually limits the shop.
Avoid producing more pieces than the current display and customer flow can clear. If finished stock grows, pause mining or forging, free the store queue, and test one sale upgrade. If the store clears instantly while the forge waits, return attention to production instead.
Decide when to accept
Accept promptly when cash is needed for the next high-confidence cycle, the offer matches a recent baseline, and holding the item blocks useful stock. Wait or compare when the item is a first mutation, the customer type is unclear, appraisal is unfinished, or the offer is far outside the normal range. The game may not guarantee a better future offer, so waiting should have a reason.
Keep cash and net worth separate. Selling can increase liquid cash and may affect net worth, but the precise formula is not public. Use the Net Worth Guide to observe the relationship without assuming every sale changes both measures equally.
Selling problems
If no customer acts, confirm the item is in the correct state and location, the shop is open or active, and staff are assigned as expected. Check for an unfinished appraisal or preparation prompt. Rejoining may help after a recent update, but first verify that the item is not simply in Inventory instead of the current display flow.
If an offer seems wrong, compare the exact item state and customer. Do not discard or reroll a rare piece until the interface explains the consequence. If offline staff results differ, record how long you were away and what the game displays on return.
Selling FAQ
Should I accept the first offer?
Use a recent comparable baseline and your cash needs. There is no public guarantee that rejecting always produces a better result.
Does Speedy Offers increase price?
Its official description says offers arrive faster; it does not state that amounts increase.
What do Celebrity Customers do?
The pass raises their chance by 50%. Their base chance and exact benefit need current in-game testing.
Is x2 Staff Speed useful offline?
The official description explicitly says online and offline. The calculation, cap, and collection behavior are still version-sensitive.