Previously cherished fine jewelry should be priced around what it is—not around an inflated story. Revival pieces are selected one at a time and priced using their materials, craftsmanship, condition, documentation, comparable market evidence and the realities of the secondary jewelry market.
What We Consider
Gold, platinum and gemstone content
Construction, craftsmanship and maker
Age, rarity and design character
Condition and any disclosed restoration
Independent reports or appraisals when available
Comparable pieces and current market demand
Appraisal Value Is Not Always Selling Price
An insurance appraisal estimates replacement cost and can be much higher than the price a piece is likely to sell for. When an appraisal is included, we show it as documentation—not as a promise of resale value.
Honest Value, Clearly Explained
Our goal is straightforward: disclose what we know, identify what still needs confirmation and offer distinctive jewelry at a fair price. Every listing should give you enough information to decide with confidence.