FAQ: Selling Jewelry, Diamonds, Rolex Watches and Gold in Beverly Hills

No, walk ins are welcome during opening hours. An appointment gets you a private room and dedicated time, which is worth it for high value pieces and collections.

At our store, 8308 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90211, open daily from 10 am to 7 pm.

Fine, estate and designer jewelry, diamonds loose or set, Rolex and other luxury watches, gold jewelry and scrap gold, coins, bars, bullion, silver and platinum.

Yes. Send a few clear photos and whatever details you know and we come back with a realistic range before you travel.

Yes. Sellers come to us from Los Angeles, West Hollywood, Santa Monica and Glendale. All evaluations happen at our Wilshire Blvd store.

No, and we would be careful with anyone who does. Valuables are item specific, so we show you how the number was built and let you compare it.

No. It is a realistic range based on photos and details. The final offer comes after testing and verification in person.

Small differences matter: condition, certification, completeness, brand and demand for that exact model or stone can move the number significantly.

Yes. Gold and bullion move with the market, and demand for watches and diamonds shifts over time, so offers reflect the day you sell.

Yes. Signed pieces from known houses usually carry a premium well above their material value, and we price them that way.

Yes. Broken chains, single earrings and damaged settings all have value. Bring them along.

No need. We sort it here. If you already know something is signed or certified, point it out so it goes in the right pile.

It can, but often it should not. If the stones or the brand carry value, selling the piece as scrap leaves money on the table. We check before anything gets weighed.

Yes, from single solitaires to full diamond jewelry. The stone and the mounting are valued separately.

Yes. We grade the stone in front of you and explain what we see. A GIA report helps, but it is not required.

No. It confirms the grading, which makes the evaluation faster and more precise, but the offer still depends on demand for that stone.

Cut, color, clarity and carat set the range. Shape, fluorescence, certification and current demand decide where inside that range your stone lands.

Usually yes, because it can be measured and weighed on its own. A mounted stone can still be graded accurately, it just takes a bit longer.

Yes: Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Richard Mille, Omega, Cartier and other recognised makers.

Yes. Plenty of watches are bought without them. They add to the offer when present, but they are not a requirement.

Yes, usually noticeably, especially on sought after references where buyers expect a full set.

It helps. Recent service records and original parts support a stronger offer, since the next owner knows what they are getting.

The watch, plus box, papers, warranty card, extra links or straps and any service records you still have.

Yes. Broken, worn and mismatched pieces are all bought by purity and weight.

Yes, including bullion coins and bars. Collectible coins are checked for numismatic value before they are treated as metal.

By purity in karats and weight, measured against the current market. We test and weigh everything in front of you.

No. Spot is the reference for raw metal. Any buyer pays a figure derived from it, and we explain how we get from spot to your offer.

Yes, and it is better to bring everything at once. Pieces worth more than melt get pulled out before the rest is weighed.

Yes, free and with no obligation. You get a number and decide what to do with it.

It is a realistic range, not a final figure. Testing, weighing and verification in person are what turn it into a firm offer.

Rolex and luxury watches, loose diamonds and diamond rings, designer jewelry, and larger mixed collections where you want a sense of the total first.

The items, any certificates, boxes, papers or receipts, and a valid government issued ID. California law requires the ID for every purchase.

A single piece is usually quick. Collections take longer because every item is sorted and valued on its own.

Yes, and you should. Watches, diamonds, jewelry and gold each get their own evaluation, so nothing gets averaged down.

Yes. We are a short drive from most of the city and clients come to us from across Los Angeles.

All are regular for us. Start online if you want a number before making the trip.

Daily from 10 am to 7 pm. Call or text +1-310-962-9441 if you want to confirm a time.

Always. You see what was tested, measured or graded and what moved the number up or down.

No. There is no obligation and no pressure. Take the valuation home and think about it.

Yes. The estimate has no strings attached, and you can book an appointment whenever you are ready.