Sell gold, jewelry & diamonds
No longer wearing it?
Let’s talk value.
A broken chain, a ring that doesn’t fit, or gold that stays in a drawer. Send a few photos and details, and we’ll help you understand your options.
What we buy
Gold, jewelry,
and diamonds.
Bring what you have — even if you don’t know what it’s made of. Here’s what we commonly review.
Gold jewelry
Rings, chains, bracelets, earrings — including broken or single pieces.
Diamonds
Loose stones or diamond jewelry. Grading reports welcome, never required.
Coins, watches & more
Gold coins and bars, watches, silver, and platinum. Ask us about anything else.
Make room for what’s next
A preliminary review.
A verified offer.
Photos help us start the conversation. A real offer comes after the shop weighs, tests, and inspects your item in person — and you decide whether a sale works for you.
Start a selling inquiry- 01
Show us your piece
Add photos, markings, and any details you know. Weight and purity are optional.
- 02
We review it
The shop looks over your request and may give a preliminary estimate or ask for more photos.
- 03
Visit for an evaluation
In person, the shop confirms weight, purity, condition, and makes its offer.
- 04
You choose the next step
Review the offer and decide. There’s no obligation to sell.
Good to know
Estimate vs. offer.
These are different steps, and we’ll always tell you which one you’re looking at.
Preliminary estimate
Based on your photos and what you tell us. A stamp like “14K” is a helpful clue, not proof of purity. It can change after inspection.
Verified offer
Made in the store after the item is weighed and tested. This is the price the shop is prepared to pay, and you’re free to accept or decline.
Start here
Tell us what you’d like to sell.
Share what you know — “not sure” is a fine answer. We can ask for more photos or measurements later.
Photo tips
- Use daylight or bright, even light
- Show the whole piece, then close-ups
- Photograph any stamps or markings
- Add a coin or ruler for scale
A little clarity
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Here’s a helpful place to start.
- Can I get an offer from photos?
- Photos and a description help start the conversation. Any final offer depends on the shop’s inspection and review. An online inquiry is not an appraisal, loan approval, or binding offer.
- Do I need to know my gold’s weight or purity?
- Share the weight or markings if you know them. If you don’t, that’s okay. A stamp is a helpful clue, not proof of purity — the shop weighs and tests items in person.
- Can you tell from photos if my diamond is natural or lab-grown?
- No. Photos can’t establish whether a diamond is natural or laboratory-grown. If you have a grading report, include the lab and report number. The shop tests stones in person.
- What if I don’t know what my jewelry is made of?
- Send what you know. Clear photos of the piece and any stamps or markings are a helpful starting point. The shop can discuss the next step for an evaluation.
Shopping for a piece is a different conversation.
Come as you are