
Free valuation request
Sell gold, watches, diamonds and jewelry
Tell us what you have in three short steps. Vetted buyers reply with a valuation range within two working days. You decide whether to sell, and nothing leaves your hands before you accept a written offer.

Gold, silver, platinum
Sell Gold
A range calculated from the live spot price before you talk to anyone.
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Rolex, Omega, Patek and more
Sell a Watch
Dealers compete, you compare.
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Loose stones and set stones
Sell Diamonds and Gemstones
Offers explained grade by grade.
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Heirlooms, signed pieces, estates
Sell Jewelry
Signed pieces routed to specialist buyers.
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Three steps, no obligation
Describe
Three short questions about what you have. No photos needed to start.
Receive
A valuation range within two working days from vetted buyers who fit your items, in writing.
Decide
Accept an offer, or not. Insured collection or a personal handover only after you say yes.
Know before you sell
The selling guides

Spot price, purity, percentage
How to Sell Gold Without Getting Shortchanged
How gold buyers calculate their offers, how to work out your own number from the live spot price, which buyers pay most for which items and the six tricks to watch for.
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Dealer, consignment, auction, private
Selling a Luxury Watch: Where and How
The four ways to sell a luxury watch compared by price, speed and risk, how dealers calculate offers, what raises them, what to prepare and how to avoid the scams that target watch sellers.
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Stones, metal, signature
Selling Diamonds and Jewelry: What Buyers Pay For
Why a diamond ring sells for a fraction of its price, how buyers value the stone, the metal and the name separately, which pieces are worth more than their parts and how to get the most from each.
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Two numbers, two purposes
Appraisal Value vs. Offer Value
Why an appraisal says one number and a buyer says another: replacement value, fair market value, liquidation value and wholesale, who produces each figure, what each is for and which one you should expect when selling.
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