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LEGO 1980 / Scala / Jewellery Sets

In 1980, LEGO released 3 Scala Jewellery sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $41, today those sets are valued around $575, a growth of 1302%.
Most valuable 1980 LEGO Scala Jewellery set
4307 Rings $320.61
Largest 1980 LEGO Scala Jewellery set
4336 Picture Frame and Mirror 52 pieces
3 sets

4306 Rings

Theme / Subtheme Scala / Jewellery
Year 1980
Pieces 15
Availability Retired
4306 LEGO Scala Rings
Retail $12.99
Value $64.10
Growth  +393.5%
Annual growth 3.5%

4307 Rings

Theme / Subtheme Scala / Jewellery
Year 1980
Pieces 15
Availability Retired
4307 LEGO Scala Rings
Retail $12.99
Value $320.61
Growth  +2368.1%
Annual growth 7.2%

4336 Picture Frame and Mirror

Theme / Subtheme Scala / Jewellery
Year 1980
Pieces 52
Availability Retired
4336 LEGO Scala Picture Frame and Mirror
Retail $14.99
Value $189.85
Growth  +1166.5%
Annual growth 5.7%

Year Pricing

Retail
$40.97   (for all 3 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$574.56
Growth
+1302.39%
Annual growth
+4.61%
Used
Value
$230.99

Community Stats

The following are the top 3 most owned 1980 Scala Jewellery sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Picture Frame and Mirror
#2Rings
#3Rings

About LEGO Scala Jewellery

The Scala Jewelry sets of the late 1970s consisted of jewelry and beauty accessories based on standard LEGO bricks, especially plates and tiles. These included bracelets, necklaces, rings and pendants.
1980 LEGO Sets
1980 refreshed the 12V Train system with remote-controlled points, signals, lighting, and decouplers, creating one of LEGO’s most sophisticated play ecosystems. Classic Space continued its rapid growth with larger craft, bases, and color-varied astronauts. Expert Builder (the forerunner to Technic) advanced functional builds with more gears and linkages, while LEGO Dacta was established to bring learning-through-play into classrooms.