Understand What You Have. Decide What Comes Next.
An inherited jewelry collection can hold treasured memories and plenty of questions. From family heirlooms to tangled chains, single earrings, and pieces you know little about, you don’t need to sort everything out on your own.
At Segal & Co. Fine Jewelers, we help you review your collection, understand your options, and explore selling pieces you no longer wish to keep. Whether you have a few items or an entire jewelry box, we’re here to help you get started.
Sorting Through Your Collection
Not sure what’s gold, what the stones might be, or which pieces deserve a closer look? Bring your collection in so we can examine the jewelry with you and discuss your questions.
You can set aside sentimental favorites, consider pieces for repair or redesign, and identify items you may wish to sell. There is no need to make those decisions before your visit.
Selling Estate Jewelry
We buy estate jewelry and gold jewelry, including broken chains, mismatched earrings, and pieces you no longer wear. If you are interested in selling, we can evaluate items for a possible purchase and explain any offer we make.
You can choose which pieces to sell and which to keep. Having your collection reviewed does not commit you to selling it.
Preparing for Your Visit
Bring the jewelry you would like us to review, along with any previous appraisals, receipts, or information about its history. Documentation is helpful, but you can still bring pieces you know little about.
Keep anything you have already decided to retain separate, and let us know what you hope to accomplish.
Fewer than 12 pieces? No appointment is necessary. Visit our showroom during business hours. For lots of 12 or more pieces, or if you prefer a private appointment, arrange your visit using the link below.
Written Appraisals
Estate jewelry sorting and purchase evaluations are separate from formal written appraisals. If you need documentation for insurance, estate administration, or another purpose, please mention that when arranging your visit.
