Uploading An Image is Easy!
It's easy uploading an image of your jewelry and the antique jewelry marks, at either
Help Central
or the
The Jewelry Exchange
on Antique Jewelry Investor. In fact, you can NOW Upload up to 4 Photos in the one Submission!

Even if you have never held a camera in your hand, the following steps will guide you on how you too can upload an image on Antique Jewelry Investor: 1. First, name your question in the first - "name your question" box 2. Type in the actual question about the jewelry or hallmark in the second bigger box. 3. Upload image or images of the item or marks. You do this by simply hitting the button that says, "choose file" this means "image" or "picture". Some visitors get confused when they see the word "file" but it just means the same thing as "image" or "photo". In the above example, I selected a file (image) from my desktop. The file is a jpg file - the file name is called 'alexandrite.jpg' but there are other file extensions, like .png extension, so don't worry if the extension does not say .jpg. It will still work. Once you've chosen an image, select another one and so-on, (if you have more than one photo to upload, that is). You can now upload up to Four images. When you're done, just press the "submit" button, and that's all there is to it - your question and photos are on their way to us. We all know the sinking feeling you get, when you've gone to all the trouble of taking great images, then uploading them to your computer only to find they are too large :-( Use photo editing software to crop or resize the image. I have used Photoflexer to edit my images in the past and it was a fairly simply process. Picnik is another handy Photo Editing Tool and you can find the link in
The Jewelry Resources.
Uploading an image on Antique jewelry Investor is really easy. The simplicity and ease of use, is one of the reasons Help Central is so popular. "How to Take Great Pictures to Sell Merchandise, is another useful link for beginner photographers and can be found in the
Jewelry Resources.
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