Authentication Support For Hermès Handbags Released

Authentication Support For Hermès Handbags Released

Today is a landmark day for us here at Entrupy. We have spent over a year gathering decades worth of data, speaking with various European experts, creating brand specific algorithms and photographing hundreds of Hermes items. We are very proud and excited to announce authentication support for Hermès leather goods. Hermès is one of the most exclusive brands in the world, with resale prices of $8,000 on up. Its items are some of the most difficult to authenticate, so you want to make sure what you’re purchasing is, indeed, authentic.

Entrupy launches authentication support for Hermes handbags and small accessories

Some things to note about Hermès:

– Results for Hermes will take up to 24 hours. It’s a unique brand with lots of unique features and workmanship on almost every single item. The older the bags get, the more techniques we need to use to determine authenticity. This takes time, but not more than 24 hours. We still offer our guarantee on the result, and therefore need to be watchful of the algorithms and their efficacy in the early stages.

– Support covers Hermes bags and wallets made of all leathers, except exotic skins.  Also, support will not include canvas items at this time.

– Pricing for Hermès is different. These aren’t voluminously available in the market like other brands, and the process of building a knowledge base has been slower and more expensive.

 

Fun fact! Hermès uses over 25 different leathers on its handbags and normally uses either a gold or palladium finish on its hardware. Hermès will use other rare finishes to its hardware, but only for custom bags and very unique items.

Entrupy Brands Supported:

Céline – All

Chanel – All

Gucci – All

Hermès – All

Louis Vuitton – Monogram Canvas, Damier Ebène, Damier Azur, Epi Leather, Monogram Vernis Leather

Prada – Saffiano Leather

Fun Fact: The most expensive Hermès item sold was a Birkin made from Himalayan Crocodile, and finished with white gold and 245 diamonds. It was purchased for $300,168 by an anonymous buyer at a Christie’s auction in Hong Kong in 2016.

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