Get Cash for Your Fine Jewelry

Fast, Fair & Transparent

Our expert evaluations take about 10–15 minutes, during which we test, weigh, and inspect your jewelry right in front of you, explaining every step. You’ll leave with clarity and cash if you choose to sell.

✅ Instant Offers – Paid on the spot
✅ No Appointments Needed – Just walk in
✅ Licensed, BBB A+ Jewelry Buyers
✅ Over 40 years of Trusted service in New England

📞 Have questions? Call us now or visit us in-store for a free quote today.

What Type of Jewelry Do We Buy?

We specialize in buying all types of fine jewelry, including:

• Gold Jewelry
  • Gold rings, bracelets, necklaces, chains, earrings
  • White gold, rose gold, yellow gold (10k, 14k, 18k, 22k, 24k)
  • Broken or mismatched pieces
• Diamond Jewelry
  • Engagement rings
  • Diamond studs and tennis bracelets
  • Pendants and cocktail rings
  • Natural diamonds of all sizes — certified or not
    • Pro Tip: If your diamond is certified by GIA, AGS, IGI, or another qualified grading lab, please bring the certificate with you. It helps us quickly confirm key details and may improve your offer.
• Silver Jewelry
  • Sterling silver pieces (marked 925, Sterling, or .925)
  • Vintage and antique silver
  • Designer silver jewelry (e.g. David Yurman, Tiffany & Co.)
• Vintage & Estate Jewelry
  • Art Deco, Victorian, Retro, Mid-Century styles
  • Unique or signed pieces from notable eras
  • Heirloom jewelry and full collections
• Designer & Name Brand Jewelry, we pay premiums for pieces from luxury designers including:
  • Tiffany & Co.
  • Cartier
  • Van Cleef & Arpels
  • David Yurman
  • Bulgari
  • Harry Winston
  • Buccellati
  • Graff
  • Mikimoto
  • Chopard
  • Piaget
  • Boucheron
  • John Hardy
  • Roberto Coin
  • Chanel Fine Jewelry
  • And more…
• Other Jewelry We Buy
  • Platinum jewelry
  • Pearl jewelry
  • Gemstone jewelry (sapphires, rubies, emeralds, etc.)
  • Custom or one-of-a-kind artisan jewelry
  • Men’s jewelry and wedding bands
  • Religious and cultural jewelry pieces

How Do We Determine Jewelry Value?

We evaluate each piece of fine jewelry with care, transparency, and market expertise. Here’s what we consider during your evaluation:

• Material & Weight
  We test and weigh your items on-site — whether it’s gold, platinum, or silver — and explain the karat, purity, and current market value.
• Gemstones
  Diamonds and colored gemstones (sapphires, rubies, emeralds, etc.) are examined for carat weight, cut, clarity, and color. We also consider whether the stones are natural, treated, or synthetic.
• Brand or Designer
  Designer and luxury brands often carry a premium. Bring in any boxes, paperwork, or receipts — they help verify authenticity and increase value.
• Craftsmanship & Style
  High-quality settings, rare designs, and unique vintage or estate pieces can increase what we offer — especially if the item is in good condition.
• Condition
  Wear, missing stones, or repairs may affect resale value, but we’ll always make a fair offer and explain why.
• Market Demand
  We stay up to date with resale trends and collector demand to ensure our offers reflect current market conditions — not just scrap value.

FAQs: What People Ask Before Selling Fine Jewelry

Do you buy jewelry with missing stones or damage?

Yes — we evaluate condition and may still make a strong offer depending on materials and brand.

What if I don’t know what my jewelry is worth?

That’s what we’re here for. Our evaluations are educational, transparent, and always free.

Do I need the original box or papers?

They’re not required, but designer boxes, receipts, and certificates can improve your offer.

Will you buy multiple pieces at once?

Yes! Bring as many items as you’d like — we evaluate each piece and offer a total payout.

Do I need an ID to sell?

Yes, a valid photo ID is required per Massachusetts law.