Sell Your Jewellery
Free, No-Obligation Jewellery Valuations
Gold • Vintage • Inherited • Broken & Damaged Jewellery
Sell Your Jewellery
Free, No-Obligation Jewellery Valuations
Have old, unwanted or inherited jewellery you are thinking of selling? Watch Hunter also buys jewellery, including items that are broken, damaged or no longer worn.
From gold rings and necklaces to bracelets, chains, earrings and other pieces, we’ll assess what you have and provide a free, no-obligation valuation.
We Buy Gold & Jewellery
You don’t need to know exactly what your jewellery is worth before contacting us.
We buy a wide range of jewellery, including:
- Gold rings, necklaces, bracelets and chains
- Earrings and pendants
- Vintage and antique jewellery
- Inherited jewellery
- Unwanted jewellery
- Broken or damaged jewellery
- Individual items or collections
Whether you’ve inherited a jewellery box, discovered items while clearing a relative’s belongings or simply have jewellery you no longer wear, we’re happy to take a look.
Broken or Damaged Jewellery Can Still Have Value
Don’t throw broken jewellery away.!
A broken chain, damaged ring, missing stone or incomplete piece doesn’t necessarily mean the item has no value.
Depending on the item, its precious metal content, age, maker, design and other factors may still make it desirable or valuable.
Even if you’re unsure whether something is gold or whether it’s worth anything, send us some photographs and information and we’ll be happy to assess it.
Inherited Jewellery & Collections
This ties nicely into the inherited-watch angle we’ve already established.
Inherited jewellery can be difficult to value, particularly when you don’t know its age, origin or whether individual pieces are genuine.
If you’ve inherited jewellery or are dealing with items from a family member’s estate, you don’t need to identify everything yourself.
Send us photographs of the items and any information you have. We can assess what you’ve got and advise you of its potential value.
How to Sell Your Jewellery
1. Tell Us What You Have
Send us some basic details about your jewellery. Don’t worry if you don’t know its age, weight or exactly what it’s made from.
2. Send Us Some Photographs
Clear photographs help us make an initial assessment. For multiple items, you can send photographs of the collection as well as individual pieces where appropriate.
3. Receive Your Free Valuation
We’ll review the information and photographs and provide an initial valuation or offer where possible.
4. Decide Whether You Want to Sell
There is no obligation to accept our offer. If you’d like to proceed, we’ll explain the next steps and arrange an inspection where necessary.
What Affects the Value of Jewellery?
Several factors can influence what jewellery is worth, including:
Precious metal – such as gold, silver or platinum
Weight and purity – including the carat of gold
Gemstones – where present
Maker or manufacturer
Age and rarity
Condition
Current market demand
Some jewellery may be valued primarily for its precious metal content, while vintage, antique or collectable pieces can potentially have additional value.
That’s why it’s worth having an item assessed rather than assuming an old or broken piece is simply scrap.
Get a Free Jewellery Valuation
Thinking about selling your jewellery?
Send us some details and photographs and we’ll take a look.
Your initial valuation is free and there’s no obligation to sell.