Sell Your Himalayan Birkin Bag with Reliable Experts – 3 Step Process

Sell Your Himalayan Birkin Bag with Confidence

All handbag devotees are familiar with box calf Birkins, alligator Birkins, crocodile Birkins and even ostrich Birkins. Whether they’re actually in your price range or simply a dream, you’ve certainly seen extraordinary photos of these exotic and valuable purses online – if you’re been even more fortunate, there may be one in your closet or on your arm.

But a Himalayan Birkin bag? What in the world is that?

We can tell you that it’s an extremely rare Niloticus crocodile Birkin handbag, created with leather from a croc with skin so white that it’s nearly albino. Owners of Himalayans might tell you that it’s the most prized bag in their collection, but first you’d have to figure out who they are. Most who own a purse like this value their privacy, and the company won’t reveal who owns these amazing custom-made Hermès handbags made for only their most exclusive clients.

The few known examples of Himalayans have sold for well over $100,000 and their incredible rarity means they’d likely bring much more at resale. If you’re one of the select few who own one, and you think you might want to sell your Himalayan Birkin bag, we would respectfully request the opportunity to speak with you.

We don’t ask any client to commit to us right away; we’re happy to work completely on your timetable and schedule, and we want you to give you a chance to get to know us. One way you can do that is by requesting a completely confidential, no-obligation preliminary estimate of your Himalayan Birkin. Simply provide a description of your handbag on our website form, and we’ll call you almost immediately with our full report. We look forward to speaking soon.

Why Sell Your Himalayan Birkin Bag?

If we do have the opportunity to provide a preliminary evaluation for you, we’ll also explain how you can ship your Himalayan Birkin bag (completely insured and at our expense, naturally) to Dimorras where our unparalleled appraisal team will carefully and expertly inspect and appraise your one-of-a-kind purse.

It’s quite possible that our staff has more experience evaluating Birkins than those working for any of our competitors, anywhere in the world. In fact, one of our specialties is crocodile Birkins, whether they feature Niloticus or Porosus leather, and we’re uniquely qualified to appraise these extremely rare Hermès purses and value them at their true worth. We’d just about guarantee that your local resellers and pawnshops have never even seen one. We handle them and appraise them regularly.

We also have a large list of loyal clients, who wait patiently for us to acquire treasures like Himalayan Birkin bags and purchase them immediately. What that means is that in order to keep our valued clientele satisfied, we need rare Birkins – and are willing to pay more to people like you who want to sell your Himalayan Birkin bag, than any other buyer can offer.

We’ll consider the results of the appraisal and then make you a firm, top-of-the-market offer to purchase your Himalayan. If you accept it the money will be in your hands within 48 hours; otherwise your purse will be on its way home the next day.

It’s not easy to part with such a valuable item, even if it’s completely insured and will be out of your hands for only a few days. We’ll stay in touch with you throughout the process to assure you that your Himalayan Birkin bag is in our hands safely, and to keep you apprised of how the process is going and what we see. That’s just one aspect of the solicitous client service Dimorras provides. We hope you’ll take the opportunity to experience it first-hand.

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The Rarity of Himalayan Birkin Bags

Those learning of the existence of Himalayan Birkins for the first time assume that a “Himalayan” is a rare species of crocodile which is found on the Indian subcontinent. That’s not the case at all; these handbags are produced from the skin of Niloticus crocs, just as many other Hermès Birkins are. The company farms most of its own crocodiles, and breeds them in order to ensure the light skin color that gives Hermès croc bags their stunning look.

The term Himalayan, however, is used to evoke the pure white color seen at the tops of Himalayan peaks. The Birkins which bear the name are made from crocodile skin which is almost supernaturally white, described by experts as “nearly albino.” Crocs with this coloring are virtually impossible to find, particularly in a size with skins usable in the crafting of a handbag. That explains why a Himalayan Hermès bag is truly rare.

There’s much more to a Himalayan Hermès Birkin, though, because it isn’t manufactured in the same way as most other Birkins. The tanning process is extremely delicate and difficult because the trademark white color can be very easily damaged. The company is mum on all details surrounding Himalayans (as it is on all of its products), but experts believe that creation of just one of these purses can take a full year.

Naturally, a bag so exquisite can’t be left unadorned. The few Himalayan Birkins which have been publicly seen feature hardware made from 18-karat white gold (a perfect match for the nearly pure white of the crocodile skin) decorated with small diamonds. The rest of the handbag’s details can vary according to client, but they are all a far cry from an “ordinary” Birkin.

The Himalayan which has received the most attention belongs to – no surprise here – Hermès aficionada Kim Kardashian, who wore hers publicly in 2014. It

was reported at the time that the company had no plans to manufacture more. However, another Himalayan sold at auction to an anonymous buyer a few months later for $185,000, and a 30cm diamond Himalayan Birkin was recently put up for sale by a dealer asking $432,000. Clearly, the company still creates these rare bags for its most important clients.

Those clients aren’t necessarily going to hold onto their Himalayans forever. If you’re one of them, and you’ve entertained the thought that you might want to sell your Himalayan Birkin bag for the sky-high price it’s worth today, we would love to discuss the possibility with you. Very few buyers can offer the confidentiality and $100,000+ payouts required in such a transaction, but Dimorras can – and has. We hope you’ll think of us when and if you consider a sale.