Selling inherited designer jewellery
A signed piece from a known house is valued very differently from unsigned jewellery, so the first job is to find out what you have. Send photographs and we will identify it for you.
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What decides the value
- The signatureLook inside rings, on clasps and on the back of brooches for a name and numbers.
- Boxes and pouchesA fitted case from the maker supports the attribution.
- PaperworkReceipts, certificates, valuations and insurance schedules all help.
- Leave it as it isDo not polish, repair or alter anything before it has been looked at.
First steps
Gather the pieces with any boxes and papers, and photograph each one front and back, with close-ups of every mark. If the estate is in probate, tell us, because the executor usually needs a written valuation.
Why the maker matters
Jewellery signed by houses such as Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany & Co. and Bulgari is collected in its own right. The signature, the period and the condition all count, alongside the gold and the stones.
What we buy
- Signed rings, bracelets, necklaces and brooches
- Pieces with or without box and papers
- Whole inherited collections
- Signed watches found with the jewellery
- Unsigned pieces from the same estate
Related
- 4,000+customers
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- Same daypayment after inspection
- 10+ yearsin business
Three steps, all from home
Get your offer
An instant offer for gold and silver, or a free valuation from photos within one working day.
Send it free and insured
A FedEx courier collects from your door, or post it by Royal Mail Special Delivery. Insured to £10,000.
Paid the same day
We inspect it on arrival, confirm your offer and pay by bank transfer the same day. Change your mind and it comes back free.
What our sellers say
“Excellent service. Contacted Mozeris and corresponded with Faustas. Responded immediately to my email to sell a 20g gold bar and a half sovereign coin. Received an offer and after a few further email exchanges to finalise, I posted with special delivery and was paid out shortly after they received the items.”
“I was apprehensive about selling my mother's omega watch but the whole process was straightforward and reassuring. Faustas was extremely helpful and understanding and the communication was very quick. The money agreed was in my account within hours of accepting an offer.”
“Fantastic guys, pay on spot and very very professional.”
Questions about selling inherited designer jewellery
How do I know if inherited jewellery is designer?
Look for a signature and a serial number on the piece itself. If you are not sure, send a clear photograph of every mark and we will tell you.
Do I need probate before selling inherited jewellery?
The executor must have the authority to sell estate property. If probate is under way, we can provide a written valuation for the estate first.
How do I send it to you?
Book a free insured FedEx collection from your door, or post it by Royal Mail Special Delivery and we refund the postage. Both are tracked and insured to £10,000. You can also see us by appointment in Mayfair or Braintree.
When am I paid?
By bank transfer the same day we inspect your items and you accept our offer. If you decide not to sell, everything comes back insured, at our cost.
Not sure what you have? Ask us.
Tell us about it or attach a few photos. They go straight to a specialist, who starts on your valuation and replies within one working day.
Ready when you are
Get an instant offer for gold and silver, or send photos of anything else for a free valuation.