Diamonds
Solitaires, clusters, and loose stones. A laboratory report helps, and we will tell you when we want one.
The collection
Jewelry, considered piece by piece.
Diamonds, estate jewels, gold, and timepieces. Each one is evaluated on its own metal, stones, condition, and history.
Estate jewels
Signed houses and unsigned work of equal quality. Old cuts, old gold, and pieces with a history we can actually discuss.
Gold and platinum
Plain gold, gold set with stones, and platinum. Worn or unworn. We weigh the metal and we also look at the work.
Timepieces
Dress watches and sports watches. Boxes and papers improve the conversation. A polished case does not end it.
Bridal and pairs
Earrings, suites, and single stones.
A pair is received the same way as a ring: one appointment, a plain account of what we see, and an offer only if the piece belongs here. Bring any box, receipt, or report you still have.
The shop
Pieces listed with a price.
The notes above describe how the house looks at jewelry. The shop is the list of pieces offered, each with a photograph and a price.
Appointments