Ready to part with a Chanel bag?

Whether your bag is used every day or stored in its dust bag, its individual details matter when you decide to sell. Model, size, material, condition and any repairs help shape the review.

Visit Diamonds By Raymond Lee at 2801 N Federal Hwy, Boca Raton, FL 33431. Bring the bag and the accessories and records you have. For other designers, see our luxury handbag selling service.

Cream Chanel handbag with chevron stitching and a dark metal clasp

Bring the details that tell its story

Include the receipt, dust bag, box and any purchase or service records you still have. Tell us about wear to the corners, lining, chain and hardware, along with repairs, recoloring or replaced parts.

The bag itself needs examination before a purchase offer can be confirmed. We will explain any additional checks needed and discuss the next steps with you. Before accepting, ask about the amount, any charges and payment arrangements.

Book a Handbag Evaluation

Talk through the offer in person

A showroom visit gives you time to point out the details, ask how the bag was assessed and decide whether the offer works for you. If you are considering consignment, ask whether it is available for your bag and compare its fees, timeline and written terms with an outright sale.

How to sell your Chanel handbag

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Arrange your evaluation Book a handbag appointment and tell us which Chanel piece you would like to bring. Let us know beforehand if you have several bags or an unusual item.
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Review the bag together Bring the bag, its accessories and any records. Explain its condition and history so the team can assess the piece and identify any further checks needed.
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Decide on the next step Discuss the purchase offer and confirm the required documents, payment method and timing. If consignment is offered, review its separate terms before leaving the bag.
Contact Our Team
Red quilted Chanel shoulder bag displayed against a white lace dress
  • Classic Flap and 2.55

    Bring the bag with the accessories and records you have. Point out wear to the flap, corners, chain and interior, including any restoration or replaced hardware.

  • Boy and Chanel 19

    Model, size, material and condition all help describe the piece. Tell us about repairs or color changes even if they are difficult to see.

  • Wallet on Chain and small bags

    Include any detachable accessories that belong to the bag. Let us know about the condition of closures, pockets, lining and chain.

  • Totes and seasonal styles

    Contact us about the specific style you have, especially if you are unsure of its name. A model name alone does not determine acceptance or value.

  • Vintage and discontinued Chanel

    Bring any information about when and where the bag was acquired. Age or rarity alone does not establish authenticity, demand or a purchase offer.

  • Other designer handbags

    For a mixed collection, review our pages for selling Hermès and selling Louis Vuitton. Let us know how many items you plan to bring.

CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES

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General customer service experiences with our store.

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★★★★★

Great customer service. Jose is really nice and helpful. I love the store and his patience. He took his time with no rush to help us. Thank you Jose

★★★★★

The staff here is very friendly and environment is kept very clean. Happy faces and friendly welcomes by Jose and Dan. Such great service here.

★★★★★

This location has a great selection. The staff are very welcoming and professional. The atmosphere is very relaxed, you aren’t rushed at all. :)

Reviews collected October 3, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can discuss Classic Flap, 2.55, Boy, Chanel 19, Wallet on Chain, totes and other styles. Contact us about your particular piece if you are unsure. Each bag is reviewed individually before an offer is considered.

The review considers the model, size, materials, condition, accessories, alterations and current resale demand. An original retail price or an online asking price is useful context, but neither guarantees a purchase offer.

Bring the records you have and ask what identification and ownership documents are needed. Tell us about any outstanding balance or another party’s interest before the appointment. Missing paperwork and financing need to be discussed; a purchase or payoff is not guaranteed.

Ask whether consignment is available for your piece. Before agreeing, review the commission, any charges, agreement length, withdrawal conditions and payout timing. Consignment does not guarantee a sale or a higher return.

Contact us with the details first. Tell us about stains, odors, missing parts, repairs or recoloring and bring any supporting records. Condition and alterations affect the review, and not every piece will qualify for an offer.

Let us know the number and types of pieces when booking so the team can plan the visit. Keep each bag’s accessories and records together. Ask whether any offer applies to individual bags or the collection, and confirm payment arrangements before accepting.