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Fine platinum jewellery — diamond rings, wedding band and earrings — Mozeris Fine Antiques
Specialist Platinum Buyers · London & Essex

Sell Your Platinum Jewellery

We are specialist buyers of platinum jewellery — engagement and wedding rings, diamond pieces, earrings and chains. Platinum is rarer and more valuable than most people realise, and our valuations reflect both the metal and the piece.

Free & no-obligation Payment on agreement Diamonds valued too

What Is Your Platinum Worth?

Send us a photo of your platinum jewellery and its hallmark for a free, no-obligation valuation — or simply ask for honest advice. Our specialists reply within one working day.

Platinum is the most precious of the everyday jewellery metals — rarer than gold, denser, and hallmarked at 95% purity. Yet because it looks so similar to white gold, platinum is one of the most commonly under-valued things people sell. We make sure that doesn't happen: we identify your metal correctly, weigh it precisely, and pay for what it really is.

At Mozeris Fine Antiques we buy platinum jewellery of every kind, from showrooms in Mayfair and Essex. If you're not certain your piece is platinum at all, start with our guide to whether your ring is platinum or white gold — then come back here to sell.

Platinum jewellery we buy

Engagement & Wedding Rings

Platinum is the classic choice for fine engagement and wedding rings, especially diamond solitaires and eternity bands. We buy single rings and full sets, and value the diamonds as well as the metal.

Highest demand

Diamond Jewellery

Platinum-set diamond earrings, pendants, bracelets and brooches. The platinum and the stones are each valued on their merits.

Metal + stones

Plain Bands & Chains

Plain platinum wedding bands, neck chains and bracelets carry strong intrinsic value by weight at 95% purity.

Strong metal value

Broken & Scrap Platinum

Damaged, single or odd pieces still hold real value — platinum is valuable as metal regardless of condition. Never assume a broken piece is worthless.

Always worth checking
"Because platinum looks like white gold, it's the metal most often sold for less than it's worth. Identifying it correctly is the single most important step — and we do it for free."
Platinum diamond engagement rings and a wedding band in bright white metal
Platinum engagement and wedding rings — the most common platinum pieces we buy, valued for metal and stones alike.
Platinum jewellery on a precision jeweller's scale

What Determines Your Platinum's Value

Every offer we make is built on a clear, explained assessment:

  • Purity — 950 (95%), 900 or 850 platinum, confirmed by the hallmark.
  • Weight — Precisely weighed on calibrated scales; platinum is dense, so weight matters.
  • The live platinum price — We value against the current market on the day.
  • Diamonds & gemstones — Set stones are assessed and valued separately.
  • Maker & design — A signed or finely made piece can carry a premium above metal value.
  • Condition — Even damaged platinum holds strong metal value.

We always confirm the metal first — many "white gold" pieces turn out to be platinum, and vice versa.

How to Sell Your Platinum

A straightforward, no-obligation process from first photo to payment.

Photograph It

Take clear photos of the piece and, importantly, the hallmark inside the band or on the clasp. Raking light from a torch makes small marks easier to read.

Send It Over

Use our quote form or email info@mozerisfineantiques.com. Tell us anything you know about the piece. There's no charge and no obligation.

Receive Our Valuation

We confirm the metal, weigh and research the current platinum market, then come back to you — usually within one working day — with an honest assessment.

Agree & Get Paid

Happy with the offer? Visit us by appointment in Mayfair or Braintree. Payment is made immediately on agreement.

Platinum, gold and silver — sell it all in one place

Many pieces combine metals, and many collections contain a mix. As specialist buyers of all precious metals, we can value everything together. If you have gold or silver alongside your platinum, see sell your gold jewellery and sell your silver. To understand the marks on your platinum, our platinum hallmarks explained guide decodes every stamp, and you can check current metal values on our live precious metal price page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Selling platinum jewellery — your questions answered.

How much is platinum worth per gram?

Platinum trades on a live market that moves daily, and dealers pay a rate below the spot price that reflects purity (950, 900 or 850) and refining. We value your piece against the current market on the day and explain exactly how we reach the figure — request a free valuation for today's number.

Is my platinum ring worth more than white gold?

Usually, yes. Platinum is rarer, denser and hallmarked at 95% purity, so it generally carries more intrinsic value than white gold of similar size. If you're not sure which you have, see our platinum-or-white-gold guide first.

Will you buy a platinum ring with diamonds?

Yes. We value the platinum and the diamonds separately, so you're paid for both. Engagement and eternity rings are among the pieces we buy most often.

Can I sell broken or single platinum pieces?

Absolutely. Platinum holds strong value as metal regardless of condition, so a broken ring, a single earring or a damaged chain is still well worth selling. Don't assume it's worthless.

Do you buy platinum in person or by post?

We ask for photographs first, then arrange a visit by appointment at our Mayfair or Braintree showrooms. Call 01376 334 482 to discuss the best option for your piece.

Sell Your Platinum to a Specialist

We buy platinum rings, diamond jewellery, bands and chains at honest prices that reflect the true value of the metal and the piece. Free valuation, no obligation.

Send Us Your Platinum Photographs

Attach photos of the jewellery and the hallmark. We'll respond within one working day.