You can bring your antique jewellery to our secure branches in Cape Town, Sandton or Umhlanga for a professional in-person evaluation. We assess estate, vintage and period pieces individually.

Jewellery is generally considered antique if it is over 100 years old. Vintage jewellery typically refers to pieces that are several decades old but not yet antique. Age, design period and craftsmanship all influence classification and value.

In some cases, yes. Antique jewellery may carry additional value due to historical significance, craftsmanship, brand or rarity. However, some pieces are valued primarily for their gold or gemstone content. Each item is assessed individually.

Yes. Many clients bring in antique jewellery received through estates or family inheritance. We provide a clear explanation of how value is determined before you decide whether to proceed.

Recognised maker’s marks, designer signatures or historical brands can influence demand in the resale market. Identification of these details forms part of the evaluation process.

Original boxes, provenance documents or historical records can assist in confirming authenticity, but they are not required for assessment.