Free Jewellery, Gold & Antiques Valuation

Send us photos of your jewellery via our online form or WhatsApp. Our experts will assess the images and provide an initial valuation range. For a final offer, we'll need to inspect the items in person at one of our locations or via our insured courier service.

Yes, absolutely. Our valuation service is completely free with no obligation to sell. If you decline our offer, there are no charges and we'll return your items at no cost if you used our courier service.

Yes, if you visit one of our locations and accept our offer, we can complete the transaction and pay you the same day. Payment is typically made via bank transfer.

Yes, we offer a free insured courier collection service with coverage up to £50,000. We'll send you a prepaid, fully insured pack to ship your items securely. Your items remain insured throughout the process.

We accept items from anywhere in the UK. You can visit our Mayfair (London) or Braintree (Essex) locations in person, or use our insured courier service for valuations from home.

Yes, we value luxury watches from brands like Rolex, Omega, Cartier, and Patek Philippe, as well as antiques including furniture, silver, paintings, porcelain, and objets d'art.

Hallmarks help verify the gold purity (9ct, 18ct, 22ct, etc.) which directly affects value. We also test all items with XRF equipment to confirm purity. Clear hallmarks can speed up the valuation process.

We typically offer 80-98% of the current spot price, depending on item type and condition. Designer jewellery, antique pieces, and items with gemstones may be valued above melt value. See our live gold prices for current rates.

Bring the items you'd like valued, a valid photo ID (driving licence or passport), and any documentation you have (receipts, certificates, previous valuations). Documentation isn't essential but can help with authentication.

Yes, we can value and purchase items without original documentation. Our experts authenticate items through physical inspection and testing. However, original receipts or certificates can help verify provenance and may increase the value offered.