Sell Inherited & Estate Jewelry— Compassionate, Expert Appraisals
Selling inherited jewelry can feel overwhelming — emotionally and practically. We've helped hundreds of Connecticut Shoreline families navigate this process with honesty, patience, and expertise built over 16 years.
Respectful Process
We understand the emotional weight of selling inherited pieces. We go at your pace with zero pressure.
Entire Collections
Bring a single piece or an entire estate — we evaluate everything and make one simple offer.
Estate Specialists
We work directly with estate attorneys, executors, and family members to make the process smooth.
Period Expertise
Estate Jewelry Eras We Specialize In
Each era has distinct characteristics that affect value. Our appraisers identify period pieces that generalist buyers miss.
Victorian
1837–1901Yellow gold, gemstone clusters, mourning jewelry, and elaborate metalwork.
Edwardian
1901–1910Platinum, lace-like filigree, diamonds and pearls in delicate settings.
Art Nouveau
1890–1910Nature-inspired motifs, enamel work, flowing organic forms.
Art Deco
1920–1935Geometric patterns, white metals, bold color contrast with calibré-cut stones.
Retro
1935–1950Large-scale, rose gold, bold curves, synthetic rubies and sapphires.
Mid-Century
1950–1970Starburst motifs, yellow gold, marquise-cut diamonds, clean modernist lines.
Common Reasons Our Clients Sell
Let Us Help With Your Estate Jewelry
Free appraisal · No obligation · Immediate payment · Patient, respectful process