The more information we have to assess, the better. So, please include all the details you know of your item, any documentation you have such as old valuations or receipts, along with some images of the piece so we are able to get a good look at the item from multiple angles.

Once you have sent through the details of the item you are looking to sell, we will assess the details and establish if it is something would be interested in purchasing. If we have enough information, we will endeavour to provide you with a provisional offer. We aim to get back to you within 24 working hours.

You can upload all the items you're wishing to sell within one form, you do not need to complete a form per item, this is the same for our email and WhatsApp.

To start the process, send through the details and photographs of your item(s) via our online form, email info@hattonjewels, or WhatsApp us on 07930 997298.

Once you have sent through the details of the item(s) you are looking to sell, we will assess the details and establish if it is something would be interested in purchasing. We will endeavour to provide you with a provisional offer.

If you are happy with our provisional estimate, we would invite you for an appointment at our 5 Hatton Place showroom, where we can examine the piece in person and provide you with a final offer.

Should you accept our offer, the money would be deposited into your account the same working day.

Not a problem, if you are unable to visit us in person, we can advise on suitable fully insured postal services for you to send the item to us for assessment.

To start the process, send through the details and photographs of your item(s) via our online form, email info@hattonjewels, or WhatsApp us on 07930 997298.

Once you have sent through the details of the item you are looking to sell, we will assess the details and establish if it is something would be interested in purchasing. We will endeavour to provide you with a provisional offer. If you are happy with our provisional estimate.

If you are happy with the provisional offer, depending on factors such as item specifications and location we will advise on suitable, safe and secure postal options.

Using the postal option, we will examine the items when they arrive with us and provide you with our best offer for the item, usually the same day.

Should you accept our offer, payment would be made the same working day.
If you choose to have the item returned to you, it would be sent back by fully-insured post the next working day.

Unfortunately, we are unable to extend our insured postal service beyond UK mainland.

For more information, please contact us via our emailinfo@hattonjewels.comor call us on 0203 116 0069

We purchase a wide variety of jewellery, from modern engagement rings, signed Cartier jewellery, to antique family heirloom pieces.

If you are unsure send it through and we can have a look or you can call us on 0203 116 0069 if you'd like to check.

We do not purchase silver, lab grown diamonds or moissanite.

If you are unsure send it through and we can have a look or you can call us on 0203 116 0069 if you'd like to check.

That's okay, send us through pictures of the item and just give us any information about the piece that you do know or have.

Our process is safe and secure, with our private showroom we can offer a service with discretion with payment made in full by same-day bank transfer.

We’re registered experts in jewellery, so we recognise and understand the value of your pieces, offering you the best prices

Our unparalleled personal service has led to our lovely customers awarding us with a 4.9 star rating on Google. We strive to make the experience as easy and comfortable as possible for you

We’re based in the heart of Hatton Garden in London, a world renowned jewellery district

We understand parting with jewellery is not always easy, so our team offer a compassionate service

Hatton Jewels doesn’t believe in a hard sale, our service speaks for itself, so we offer a free, no obligation offer on your items

Our international reach selling pre-owned and antique jewellery, means we have channels to give the best prices possible

Any prices we offer are not subject to any fees or charges deducted. The price we offer is the amount you get paid

Auctions charge high commission rates to both the seller and buyer. By selling directly to us, you will receive the true value, with payment made the same day.

We purchase signed jewellery from a wide variety of jewellery houses, whether you are looking to sell a Cartier Love bracelet or an antique Van Cleef & Arpel pieces.

With high demand and a customer waiting list, sell your Cartier, VCA, Tiffany, Boucheron or Bulgari jewellery directly to us for the best price.

You can also sell us your Rolex watch, Audemars Piguet or Patek Philippe.

A good place to start by collecting all information and documentation you have for an item and taking some photographs. You can then send photographs and details of the items to a selection of reputable jewellers.

From there, they may be able to confirm if it is something they would purchase and if they have enough information, provide you with their estimated offer. Depending on the company, will depend on the process that then follows.

Hatton Garden in London has earned its reputation as a prime destination for selling jewellery due to its rich history and established network of reputable buyers.

Its legacy as a hub for the diamond and jewellery industry, coupled with the expertise of its professionals, makes Hatton Garden the preferred choice for those seeking to sell their precious pieces with confidence and reliability.

When selling jewellery, one of the most important factors to consider is a company’s expertise in the field. With unparalleled experience and knowledge at Hatton Jewels, we are considered one of the leading jewellery buyers in the UK.

For a swift sale of your jewellery, it's advantageous to opt for a company providing instant payment rather than consignment or auction options.

Some jewellers may be able to offer same-day appointments for assessment, with same-day payment, so the whole process can be completed in less than 24 hours.

To ascertain the value of jewellery you are looking to sell, consider engaging with a reputable company that offers complimentary offers as part of their selling process.

If you have sufficient details on the item, by utilising their expertise and service you may be able to obtain provisional estimates prior to visiting the jewellers in person.

Some second-hand jewellery is highly sought after, so it can certainly be worth exploring the option of selling. Deciding whether to sell your jewellery is a personal choice that depends on various factors such as sentimental value and whether you get any wear out of the items. Consider consulting with reputable jewellers for evaluations and weigh your options based on their assessments.

To sell your jewellery without any worries of being taken advantage of, consider a few key steps. First, research reputable buyers with positive reviews and a transparent process. Obtain multiple quotes to gauge the fair market value of your items.

Additionally, ensure you understand the terms and conditions of the sale, including any fees or commissions involved.

The service you receive should feel professional and leave you feeling secure in the knowledge they have the expertise to fully understand and value your item.

Items of jewellery are almost always worth more as a whole piece than as components that have been taken apart. By presenting the item as a complete piece, potential buyers can better appreciate its craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal, potentially leading to a higher sale price that its constituent parts.

The value of a second-hand ring can vary depending on factors like brand, condition, and materials as well as the demand and saleability of the item. There is no set value for second-hand jewellery, so if you are looking to sell some jewellery, get in touch with a reputable company and they should be able to give you advise for your specific items.

Unfortunately, there is no way of determining the best day to sell jewellery, as the prices can vary based on factors such as market trends and economic conditions.

However, periods such as the run up to Christmas can produce a spike in demand for some types of items and when there is a higher demand, a higher price may be achieved.

We would advise that as the market is so fluid, it may not be beneficial to wait around in selling your item in hope for a seasonal spike as depending on your item, demand can peak different and unpredictable times.

Diamonds do indeed retain some, but not all their value. If a Diamond has been purchased new, it will have had VAT on the price and the retailer profit mark-up, which cannot be recouped on the second-hand market.

So, if you are looking to sell a Diamond, unfortunately, unless it is a multi-generational family heirloom, they will only hold part of their value.

There is an infinite number of characteristics that a 1ct Diamond may have that would affect what the Diamond can be worth.

Therefore, there's no fixed answer; the worth of a 1-carat diamond depends on its specific characteristics and market demand and conditions influencing its price. Some 1ct Diamonds can be worth less than £500, while others can be valued at more than £10,000.

To obtain the highest value for your diamonds when selling, seek out companies renowned for their expertise in diamond valuation and trading.

These companies typically have experienced gemmologists and experts on site and access to extensive market knowledge, allowing them to offer competitive prices reflective of the diamond's true worth.

By choosing a reputable and knowledgeable buyer, you can maximize potential returns on the sale of a Diamond.

As with Diamonds, Tiffany rings do retain some but not all their value. Branded items such as Tiffany do command a higher price second-hand than their unbranded counterparts and have more demand, however, a much higher price is paid at the point of first purchase, so unfortunately, there will still be significant depreciation in the items value after initial purchase.

Tiffany do not offer a buy-back service of their jewellery. Once an item has been purchased and passed the return period, they will not usually accept part-exchanges or buy-back your item.

If you are looking to sell a Tiffany item, you would need to research reputable jewellers that specifically buy and sell second-hand Tiffany jewellery.

Cartier do not offer a buy-back service of their jewellery. Once an item has been purchased and passed the return period, they will not usually accept part-exchanges or buy-back your item.

If you are looking to sell a Cartier item, you would need to research reputable jewellers that specifically buy and sell second-hand Cartier jewellery.

Cartier items certainly do have resale value. Modern branded items such as those from Cartier command a higher price second-hand than their unbranded counterparts, with high some iconic pieces in high demand.

Antique Cartier jewellery is particularly sought after, so can achieve high values.

The best place to sell Cartier Love bracelets is through reputable jewellery that sells pre-owned signed jewellery.

These companies often have a dedicated clientele seeking luxury pieces like Cartier, so can ensure you receive a fair market price for your bracelet.