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Sell Estate & Antique Jewelry
How To Sell Estate Jewelry
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Send in your item/s to White Pine using a fully insured shipping label or visit us in New York City . or Birmingham, UK.
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Antique & Estate Pieces We Buy
- Branded pre-owned jewelry
- Unbranded pre-owned jewelry
- Engagement ring / Wedding ring
- Bracelets
- Earrings
- Watches
- Necklaces
- Pendants
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Why White Pine Can Offer You Higher Payouts Than Other Diamond Jewelry Buyers
Being experts in diamond and estate jewelry, we value your items for more than just the precious metals and/or breakout value, which is why we're able to offer higher prices than our competitors. Contact us today to learn more about how you can sell estate jewelry and get a fast & fair offer with quick payments.
Sell Estate and Antique Jewelry To A Buyer With Over 30 Years of Experience
Customers that sell estate & vintage jewelry online to White Pine experience peace of mind and confidence that they can't get anywhere else. That's because we have over 30 years of collective experience in purchasing diamond jewelry giving highly competitive offers and have established a reputation as a trustworthy and reliable certified diamond jewelry buyer, dedicated to providing our customers with a safe and hassle-free selling experience.
Why Selling Estate Jewelry to Specialized Online Estate Jewelry Buyers is Your Best Option
When it comes to selling your estate and/or antique jewelry, several options are available. However, while some of these alternatives may seem attractive initially, they can come with potential downsides that make selling to a specialized online buyer within the jewelry industry the best option. Let's dive in.
Specialized online buyers vs selling on consignment
Selling your estate jewelry to a specialized online buyer like White Pine is the best option if you're looking for a quick and hassle-free process that ensures you receive a fair and competitive offer.
While selling on consignment may seem like a good choice, it can come with risks, such as extended timeframes, fees, and no guaranteed sale.
With an experienced buyer like White Pine, you don't have to worry about these downsides. You'll receive an immediate offer and can trust in our expertise to assess the true value of your jewelry.
Specialized online buyers vs selling to an auction
Selling via an auction is another option that interests some consumers. However, it's important to note that auctions have potential downsides, such as high fees and uncertain sale prices.
On the other hand, selling to a specialized online buyer offers a straightforward and efficient process, with no hidden fees and a clear understanding of the value of your items. By choosing a reputable buyer, you can have peace of mind knowing that you'll receive a fair and competitive offer for your estate jewelry and a much quicker process.
Specialized online buyers vs selling on an online marketplace
You may have also considered taking your estate jewelry to Ebay, Etsy, or another online marketplace. Though this may seem like a simple way to sell your jewelry, sellers often don't receive a fair price when selling on online marketplaces. Plus, the process is usually time-consuming and stressful if you get a problematic buyer (or worse - a scammer).
On the flip side, when you sell to a certified diamond jewelry buyer like White Pine, you can rest assured that you'll receive a fair price for your jewelry and that the transaction will be safe, secure,hassle-free, and fast.
Specialized online buyers vs selling to your local jewelry store or pawnshop
Another option is to sell your estate, antique, and vintage jewelry to your local jewelry store. While this may seem like a convenient alternative, you often won't get the best bang for your buck because your local jeweler often only handles local pricing and has a local market for your pieces, meaning you could miss out on better offers from national online buyers.
When you sell online to a specialized online buyer, you’ll often get more competitive offers because of their expertise in accurately valuing and assessing your estate or antique jewelry and understanding the resale value/market value at the national level.
Takeaway
Selling estate jewelry on consignment, at an auction, on an online marketplace, or to your local jewelry stores can result in:
- Lower sale prices
- Much longer wait times
- Higher fees or commissions
Selling your estate jewelry to a certified buyer can provide you with:
- Competitive offers
- Fast & safe transactions
- No hidden fees
Selling Estate Jewelry FAQ's
How do I get the best price for my estate jewelry?
To get the best price for your estate jewelry, it's recommended that you have it appraised and purchased by a reputable specialist appraiser and buyer who's willing to offer a fair and competitive price.
What types of estate jewelry are in high demand?
We often experience high demand for diamond engagement rings, antique and vintage jewelry, and designer jewelry.
It's important to remember that demand for specific types of estate jewelry can sometimes change over time, so it's a good idea to research and work with a reputable buyer who can help guide you toward the most in-demand pieces.
What should I know before selling my estate jewelry?
Before selling your estate jewelry, you must know at least some information about your pieces, the reputation and experience of the buyer you're selling to, any potential fees or commissions associated with the sale, and the different selling options available.
How do I authenticate my estate jewelry before selling it?
Authenticating estate jewelry involves verifying its quality, condition, and origin - which can be time-consuming and challenging for the average seller. A certified appraiser or gemologist can help you authenticate your jewelry and provide a detailed report outlining its characteristics, including metal type, gemstone quality, and hallmark. If a report is not essential to you, you can have a buyer do the same job and make you an offer. Buyers won't offer inauthentic items.
Authenticating your estate jewelry will help you get a fair price and sell a genuine piece to potential buyers. Inaccurate or false claims about the authenticity of your fine jewelry can result in legal and financial consequences.
Can I sell jewelry pieces that are damaged or missing elements?
Yes, we accept damaged pieces that are missing elements. Remember, though, that it will affect the price we can pay.
How does White Pine determine the value of my estate jewelry?
White Pine evaluates each estate jewelry piece based on multiple factors to determine its value. These factors include the piece's age, brand, rarity, and overall condition. The valuation process also considers market demand and trends for similar jewelry pieces. By assessing these elements, White Pine aims to offer a fair and competitive price for each unique estate jewelry item.
Is it possible to sell jewelry that has been previously appraised or certified?
White Pine accepts and welcomes estate jewelry previously appraised or certified. Such documentation can be beneficial as it provides detailed information about the piece, including its authenticity, quality, and historical significance. This information can assist in estimating and valuing, ensuring a fair and accurate jewelry assessment.
What differentiates selling estate jewelry to White Pine from selling to local jewelry stores or pawn shops?
Selling estate jewelry to White Pine differs from selling it to local jewelry stores or pawn shops in several key ways. White Pine specializes in estate jewelry, offering expertise and a deep understanding of the market value of such pieces. This specialization often leads to more competitive and fair pricing than local stores or pawn shops, which may not have the same expertise in estate jewelry valuation.