Sell jewellery without the usual pressure.
For selected gold jewellery, diamond-set pieces, designer jewellery and other fine pieces. Start with a photo and the details you already know.


Send the first details.
Photos are usually the easiest place to begin.
Selected pieces, considered individually.
Jewellery is not one uniform category. Material, craftsmanship, brand, condition and stones can all change how a piece is approached.





The piece is more than its metal weight.
Each item is looked at as a complete object. Different factors can matter depending on the jewellery.
Metal
Gold, platinum or other precious metal.
Stones
Type, quality, size and setting can matter.
Craftsmanship
Construction, design and finish can add context.
Condition
Wear, missing stones and damage are considered.
Brand
Known designers or provenance may be relevant.
Market
Demand for specific styles can change.
You do not need a formal valuation to start.
Send the information you already have. Clear photos and a short note are usually enough for the first conversation.

A simple seller journey.
Start with the basics, get a clear next step, then decide whether an in-person assessment makes sense.
Send photos and details
Tell us what you have and share useful photos via WhatsApp.
Discuss the piece
We can confirm what else is helpful and whether a showroom visit is appropriate.
Visit when needed
Arrange a Cape Town showroom assessment and decide whether you want to proceed.

Useful before you enquire.
Can I sell one item?
Yes. You can begin with a single piece or tell us about several items.
Do you buy broken jewellery?
Selected broken or unwanted jewellery can still be discussed.
Do I need the original box or certificate?
Not for the first enquiry. Mention any documents or packaging you do have.
Should I clean the jewellery first?
No special cleaning is needed before contacting us.
Can I send photos before visiting?
Yes. WhatsApp photos are a practical way to start.
Do you buy diamond-set jewellery?
Selected diamond-set pieces can be discussed through the jewellery enquiry route.
Start with the piece, not the paperwork.
You can send photos first. If an in-person assessment is appropriate, arrange a visit to the Loop Street showroom.
