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The collection
Signed pieces, estate jewels, diamonds, and timepieces. We buy, we sell, and we say so when a piece is not for us.
West Palm Beach
Where fine jewelry
meets quiet capital.
Bring us a jewel, a watch, or gold. We will tell you what we can offer: to buy it, to find you another, or to lend against it while it remains yours.
- Evaluations by appointment
- Loans secured by the piece
- West Palm Beach
A man in a navy jacket by a Palm Beach window, wearing a gold Rolex.
Private appointments
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The loan
A loan secured by the piece itself. It stays in our care. When the agreement is satisfied, it returns to you.
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The manner
Private appointments. Plain language. A written offer before anything is decided.
The collection
A few of the things we know.
Not a catalogue. A sense of what belongs here: old gold, a serious stone, a watch with its years still in it.
Collateral
How a loan proceeds.
The conversation starts with the jewel. You may sell it, or borrow against it and take it home again.
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I
Write
Tell us the piece, and whether you are considering a sale or a loan.
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II
Meet
At the house, or by insured shipment when the piece should not travel with you.
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III
Evaluate
Metal, stones, condition, and what can be known of its history, explained plainly.
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IV
Decide
A written offer. Nothing is final until you agree, and you may leave with the piece.
The house
Handled as if it were our own.
You keep the decision. Sell the piece, or borrow against it and take it home again. We keep the care of it in the meantime.
Appointments