Fort Lauderdale estate buyers
Get a free offer on your watches, jewelry and gold
A GIA Graduate Gemologist values your piece while you wait. No appointment, no obligation, and payment the same day you accept.
- Free, no-obligation valuation
- Paid the same day you accept
- GIA Graduate Gemologist on site
- 4.9 stars from 65 Google reviews
How it works
Selling to us takes four steps
No appointment needed, no pressure to sell, and no cost to find out what your piece is worth.
Send photos
Use the form below or text photos to (786) 281-1287. Clear shots of the piece, any hallmarks and any paperwork are all we need to start.
Expert review
A GIA Graduate Gemologist examines the piece, tests the metal, grades the stones and checks it against what the market is paying today.
Your offer
You get a clear, itemised offer and an explanation of how we arrived at it. Ask anything. There is never an obligation to accept.
Get paid
Accept and you are paid the same day by cash, check or bank wire. Or put the value toward anything in our collection.
Start with an Appraisal
Why sell to us
What makes us the easiest place to sell
Three decades buying estate jewelry in South Florida, and a gemologist who walks you through every number before you decide anything.
Call for a free expert valuation(786) 281-1287- Free expert valuation, always
- No box or papers? No problem
- Paid the same day you accept
- GIA Graduate Gemologist on site
- Fully insured nationwide shipping
- Private, secure and discreet
- No hidden fees or deductions
- Priced against today's live market
- 4.9 stars from 65 Google reviews
- Walk in six days a week
What we buy
We make offers on all of this
Single pieces, full estates and everything in between, including damaged items, odd single earrings and scrap gold.
Brands we actively look for
Rolex, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Cartier, Bvlgari, Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany & Co., Chopard, Piaget, Breitling, Omega, Tudor, David Yurman, Buccellati
Find out what it is worth today
Send photos now or walk into the showroom. Either way the valuation is free and there is no obligation to sell.
Pricing
What decides your offer
- Brand and referenceWhat dealers and collectors are paying for that exact model right now, not last year.
- Condition and completenessOriginal box, papers, certificates and parts can add a meaningful amount to the number.
- Metal and stonesLive gold and platinum markets, plus the cut, color, clarity and carat of every stone.
- RarityDiscontinued references, signed period jewelry and unusual stones carry a premium.
Photos that get you an accurate number
- The whole piece, front and back, in daylight
- Hallmarks, stamps, serial numbers and signatures, close up
- Dial and caseback for watches
- Any certificate, appraisal or original receipt
- Box and papers if you still have them
Send them through the form above or text them to (786) 281-1287 and we will come back to you within one business day.
Visit the showroom
Bring it in and watch us work
Nothing leaves your sight. Testing, grading and the offer all happen at the counter while you wait, and you walk out with payment the same visit.
A Reputation You Can Trust
Questions
Before you come in
What does an appraisal cost?
Nothing. Valuations are free and there is no obligation to sell. If you would rather just know what you have, that is fine with us.
Do I need an appointment?
Walk in any time we are open. If you want a specific gemologist or you are bringing a large collection, call ahead on (786) 281-1287 and we will set time aside.
How quickly do I get paid?
The same day you accept. Cash for smaller amounts, check or bank wire for larger ones, whichever you prefer.
Will you buy damaged or incomplete pieces?
Yes. Broken chains, missing stones, single earrings, dented cases and unmarked gold are all things we buy every week.
Can I trade instead of selling?
Yes. Put the full offer value toward anything in our collection, which usually stretches further than taking the cash.
I am not in Florida. Can I still sell to you?
Yes. Send photos first and we give you an offer range. Only then do you ship, fully insured, and nothing is final until we confirm the number against the piece in hand.
What should I bring with me?
The piece, a government issued photo ID, and any boxes, papers, certificates or receipts you still have.