I've had some one-off but fairly hefty bling (my ex had no clue what jewellery I liked, despite living with me) brought back from holidays without fuss, if that helps.
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I have no idea what it is worth, or how much of it there is, but Sheila is bringing her mums stuff home with her, and I would hate HMRC to seize any of it on technicalities.
I was more hoping to find out if there is a ridiculously low limit on such things I suppose.
Fri Jul 30, 2010 6:47 pm
Ella77
Della Dolittle
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Re: Bringing Jewellrey into the UK
I promise I'm not being a minge about this, but I'm only mentioning it in case this is why you couldn't find anything on the website, but the correct spelling is jewellery, so I don't know if that helps at all. Sorry . I just had a quick look and I'm sure it said something like if you're bringing in things that you already own (which Sheila sadly does) then there's no limit. I might be wrong though.
Fri Jul 30, 2010 6:49 pm
Bambideer
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Re: Bringing Jewellrey into the UK
TC, look at this page, it should tell you all you need to know. Looks like it's all exempt.
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. I just had a quick look and I'm sure it said something like if you're bringing in things that you already own (which Sheila sadly does) then there's no limit. I might be wrong though.
