Heart of Gold · 23 Hatton Garden
Sell Jewellery in Hatton Garden
Sell jewellery in Hatton Garden when stones, design or maker may matter more than scrap gold. Rings, brooches and gem-set pieces are looked at in person at 23 Hatton Garden.
Jewellery is not automatically scrap gold. A modest gold shank can sit under a diamond; a brooch may matter for design rather than metal.
If you want to sell jewellery in Hatton Garden, send photographs or book a valuation. The gold calculator is only for eligible gold weight.
Jewellery We Can Look At
Sorted, weighed and explained at 23 Hatton Garden — not bought through an online checkout.
Gem-set rings and earrings
Pieces where stones may need a separate view from the gold.
Brooches, pendants and cufflinks
Design, maker or period can change the conversation.
Watches with jewellery lots
Brought with other items; we will say if a specialist look is needed.
Unmarked or worn pieces
Incomplete hallmarks still need a trained look before any figure.
How to Sell Jewellery in Hatton Garden
Estimate first if you can, then visit the desk. Nothing here completes a sale.
- 01
Photograph the piece
Show clasps, hallmarks, stones and both sides in clear daylight.
- 02
Tell us what you know
Any box, receipt or family note helps. We will not invent missing details.
03See it in Hatton Garden
At appointment we inspect, discuss, and only then put a figure to you.
Questions About Selling Jewellery
Will you only pay scrap for a ring with stones?
Not necessarily. Stones, maker’s marks and the piece as a whole can affect the conversation. A gold-content calculator cannot capture that on its own.
Can I sell costume jewellery?
We buy gold and jewellery from the public. Costume or plated pieces with little or no gold may be declined. Photographs help us say so early.
Should I remove the stones first?
No. Bring the piece as it is. Removing stones can damage the setting and makes identification harder.