For three decades, when the world's rarest Hermès changes hands, the press has come to one name to understand what just happened, and why.
Vogue
Vogue turned to JaneFinds to understand the most expensive Birkin ever offered for sale: a 30-centimeter Himalaya Niloticus crocodile with 18-karat white gold hardware, a cadena lock set with 40 diamonds, and more than 200 diamonds across the touret, pontets, and plaques de sanglons. Jane breaks down, element by element, why the piece commands its price.
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The Cut · 2017
A profile of how Jane became the trusted intermediary for collectors seeking the bags that never reach public auction, and the discretion, attribution, and access that the role demands.
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CNBC · 2019
CNBC examines the collectors who treat Hermès as an asset class, the auction records that keep falling, and the expertise required to value a bag in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Vice
Vice follows the journey of a record-setting Birkin from acquisition to collector, with JaneFinds as the throughline on what separates a museum-grade piece from a merely expensive one.
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PurseBop
PurseBop sits down with Jane to trace the path that led to brokering the highest Hermès transactions on record, and the standard of authentication that underpins every piece.
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