| RINGUP | Record a sale of jewellery at a high price |
| VENERABLEBEAD | Revered bit of jewellery at Woodstock? |
| RINGSUP | Calls and records a sale (5,2) |
| DEARLY | At a high price - with fondness (6) |
| BAZAAR | Persian word for a Middle-Eastern market or souk, typically with stalls selling exotic scents, gold, jewellery, rugs, spices etc; or, in the UK, a sale of miscellany, often for charity (6) |
| DEARME | Demanding a high price from yours truly to show mercy (4,2) |
| RANSOM | A high price for king's 'umble carriage (6) |
| COSTLY | Commanding a high price |
| AMULET | Some jewellery at housing one delivers for dealer |
| ARMLET | Jewellery at branch rented (6) |
| SMALLFORTUNE | Little in favour of music at a high price (5,7) |
| DEAR | Article in bright colour turned up at a high price (4) |
| ATOLL | Bikini, for instance, at a high price (5) |
| DERTHS | Hint of tension in scrap over historically high prices |
| ARALSEA | Artist back to organise a sale of a body of water (4,3) |
| TOPDOLLAR | Negotiate drop: a toll a high price to pay (3,6) |
| CARTEL | Manufacturer's alliance to fix high prices |
| AUTHOR | High prices might be welcomed by this bookmaker |
| JOVE | "Buy ___!" (exhortation at a sale of Roman statues) |
| DEALS | Agreements made at a sale of 500 (5) |
