The text outlines the sale of an anonymous direct-to-consumer jewelry brand specializing in high-quality rings and chains for men and women. Since its launch in 2023, the brand has achieved sales of $90,511 USD from 3,542 units, with significant potential for expansion. The sale includes a retail inventory valued at $132,500 USD, consisting of 3,000 rings and 850 chains, with a fully paid cost of goods at $36,000 USD. A comprehensive package is on offer, which includes ownership of a professionally developed e-commerce website, social media accounts, and brand assets, all of which are associated with the brand's memorable trademarked logo. Buyers will benefit from ready-to-scale infrastructure allowing for advertising, influencer marketing, and wholesale retail opportunities. As a turnkey setup, purchasers can start fulfilling orders immediately with all necessary assets included, while enjoying low overhead costs due to the absence of lease commitments or employees. The brand's name holds value for its clean and memorable image, offering a strong digital presence and brand equity. This opportunity is targeted at serious buyers, ideal for those seeking a side venture or a business with scalability potential, given its established inventory and brand foundation ready for growth.
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