The pawn shop has been the favorite spot for people wanting to save money on expensive items they need, especially when the prices of their favorite brands are up.

Now, it’s getting harder for people to find items they can afford.

According to a new report from Axios, pawn shops are struggling to keep up with demand and have been forced to increase prices in order to compete.

Jewelry and jewelry removal shops are often the first stops for people who don’t want to buy jewelry from someone else, but don’t feel comfortable selling it themselves.

A $20 ring from the 1920s that used to cost $3,200 is now worth $4,200.

“We’re losing money on every ring that’s being sold, and it’s not because of the quality of the material, but because of how much it’s been sold for,” said Jessica Leach, a sales associate at Jewelry Tree in San Francisco, California.

“Pawn shops can’t keep up on their inventory, and they don’t have the resources to make the investments they need to make sure that they’re still getting a good deal.”

One of the biggest challenges for the jewelry trade is that the industry is becoming more complex, and pawn shops have to compete with new technology, which can sometimes result in prices being higher than what the buyer is willing to pay.

This is especially true for larger pieces, which are often more expensive than smaller ones, and can take up to three weeks for the item to be shipped.

“It’s a huge pain for the shop owner because you’re just waiting for the product to arrive and then you have to have it shipped,” said Tiffany Diggs, a business owner who is the founder of a local jewelry and jewellery recycling program.

“There’s a lot of frustration and anxiety in the community that there’s not enough money in the jewelry business.”

As jewelry companies struggle to keep pace with the changing retail landscape, they are losing more and more customers to online and off-price retail.

The industry is in the midst of a renaissance, but many of the same problems that are plaguing the jewelry industry also exist in the online marketplace, as well.

Some people have become disenchanted with online shopping and want to give their jewelry a second chance, but they often find that the price tags on items don’t match up to what they’re looking for.

“People are just looking for a quick and easy way to save a few bucks,” said Lisa Wertman, a jewelry and jewelry removals associate at the jewelry repair shop at Loyola University Chicago.

“They have a few other things that they want to do besides take their money to the pawn shop.”

Jewelry sellers say that they try to be a little more proactive about finding the perfect ring or necklace.

They also try to keep track of the jewelry items that they sell online, as they may not be able to afford to keep all of them for themselves.

“I’m a bit of a nerd, so I can’t really help but think, How can we do better than this?” said Diggs.

“If I can do it, maybe a couple of other people can too.”