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A closer look at the jewelry you want to sell

Whether you have one ring or a collection, start with the pieces and the history you know. Bring any receipts, previous appraisals, gemstone reports or repair records. Tell us which details are uncertain.

Estate jewelry can include pieces from different periods and designers. The materials, condition, workmanship and resale demand all matter when considering an offer. For a mixed collection, see our jewelry selling guide.

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Prepare for your estate jewelry evaluation

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Bring the complete collection

Keep matching pieces together, including earrings, detachable parts and available packaging. Point out any missing components.

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Share its history

Bring records of earlier purchases, appraisals or repairs. Family history can be useful context, but dates, materials and makers may need further review.

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Leave repairs for later

Bring the jewelry as it is. Ask whether repairs, polishing or alterations would be worthwhile before spending money to prepare a piece for sale.

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Know what you want to compare

Ask about an outright purchase and whether consignment is an option. Compare the net amount, charges and timing before deciding.

How selling estate jewelry works

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Arrange your visit Tell us whether you are bringing a single piece or a collection. Meet the team at 2801 N Federal Hwy, Boca Raton, FL 33431.
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Review the pieces together Discuss the materials, stones, condition and identifying details. The team will explain any further checks needed before confirming an offer.
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Consider the terms Ask how the offer was determined. Confirm the required documents, any charges, payment method and expected availability of funds before accepting.
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Estate pieces to discuss with our team

Tell us what you have before visiting. Suitability and any offer depend on the individual evaluation.

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Diamond and gemstone jewelry Bring rings, necklaces, pendants, bracelets and earrings with any available gemstone reports. Mention missing stones or earlier replacements.
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Vintage and collectible watches Share the brand, reference and service history if known. Use our watch selling page to arrange the appropriate evaluation.
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Gold and precious metal pieces Describe the jewelry, markings and condition. For scrap gold, coins or bullion, contact the team first to confirm suitability and what to bring.
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Antique and inherited collections Bring records that may help establish a maker or period. Tell us about repairs, alterations and pieces you want to keep together.
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Visit our Boca Raton showroom

Diamonds By Raymond Lee is at 2801 N Federal Hwy, Boca Raton, FL 33431. Bring your jewelry and available records, and allow time to discuss the pieces you are considering selling.

If you prefer to compare options, ask about jewelry consignment. Review the fees, listing period, payment timing and return terms separately from a purchase offer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Arrange an evaluation at Diamonds By Raymond Lee, 2801 N Federal Hwy, Boca Raton, FL 33431. Bring the pieces and available records. The team will review their details and explain whether an offer is available.

Estate jewelry generally refers to previously owned jewelry. A piece does not need to be antique to be discussed for a purchase evaluation. Share any information you have about its age and maker.

Materials, stones, workmanship, maker, condition and current resale demand all matter. An earlier appraisal or original retail price does not determine a purchase offer on its own.

Bring available receipts, appraisals, gemstone reports and repair records. Before visiting, ask which identification and ownership documents are required for your situation.

Bring the pieces as they are and describe any damage or previous alterations. Ask the team before paying for work solely to prepare jewelry for sale.

Contact the team with the approximate number and types of pieces so the visit can be arranged. Confirm what ownership or authorization documents are needed before bringing items you would sell on behalf of someone else.

Confirm the payment method, processing time and expected availability of funds before accepting an offer. The arrangements depend on the completed review, required documents and agreed transaction terms.

Ask whether jewelry consignment is suitable for your pieces. Review all fees, timing and return terms in writing. A consignment listing does not guarantee a sale or a higher net return.