When you sell to us, we pay in full, immediately, with your choice of cash, check, or bank wire transfer to your US bank account.

Our process is designed for significant platinum jewelry transactions. We generally work with transactions of approximately $2,000 or more, which is often reached with only a modest amount of platinum jewelry due to its density and value.

There is no maximum. We routinely handle six- and seven-figure transactions in our private offices.

Yes. Diamonds are never disregarded. They are evaluated and paid for separately by experienced diamond professionals as part of every platinum jewelry transaction.

Very small quantities, single broken pieces, or large mixed lots that are primarily costume jewelry and brought in hoping a few platinum pieces might be present are not aligned with our process. We focus on complete pieces and higher-value collections.

Yes. Estate and inherited platinum jewelry collections are a primary focus of our business. We work with families, trustees, and executors handling significant collections and provide private, professional evaluations with immediate settlement.

Many buyers act as intermediaries, sending platinum jewelry to outside refineries for melting and assay. That added time and risk typically results in conservative offers. We evaluate platinum on-site and buy directly for our own inventory. Because we are not waiting on refinery settlement and are well capitalized, payment is immediate.
We also serve a deep base of wealthy, discerning buyers and actively seek pieces whose value exceeds melt. Exceptional items often command premiums well above standard refinery pricing.
If a piece belongs at a world-recognized auction house, the auction route usually involves refurbishment, delayed sale placement, and payment only after buyer settlement. Sellers commonly wait six to twelve months or longer to be paid. We can bridge that gap and pay you now.