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Treasures Rediscovered, Premier Estate Buyers

For sellers

How it works

Learn what your items are worth. Begin with a free evaluation and no obligation to sell a thing.

A Treasures Rediscovered estate buyer evaluating a client’s jewelry at a buying event

At a buying event

Walk in during a buying event at a store near you.

  1. Bring your items in

    No appointment needed. When you see one of our ads for an event in your area, visit the participating jewelry store with whatever you'd like looked at.

  2. Free evaluations

    Our experts examine each piece and explain what it is and what it's worth. There is no pressure to sell, simply a complimentary evaluation.

  3. You decide

    Accept our offer on the pieces you'd like to sell, keep the rest, or take the whole lot home and think it over.

  4. Paid the same day

    Take the money home, or spend it on something new in the store. Most guests do a little of both.

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Good to know

Come prepared, leave informed.

A few things that make an evaluation go faster. None of them are required.

  • Bring certificates, appraisals or original boxes if you still have them
  • Don't clean or polish anything, since patina matters on some pieces
  • Broken chains, tangles and single earrings are all still worth bringing
  • Bring valid photo ID if you intend to sell

Questions

Questions sellers ask before their first visit

  • Do I need an appointment for a buying event?

    No. Buying events run for three days inside a local jewelry store, and you can walk in any time during event hours. If you have a large collection, call 978-728-9464 beforehand and we will tell you what to expect.

  • How long does an evaluation take?

    It depends on what you bring. A few rings or chains are quick. Full estates, coin collections and watches that need a movement check take longer, and the buyer explains each piece as they go. Your items stay in front of you the entire time.

  • What do I need to bring to sell jewelry?

    A valid government-issued photo ID if you plan to sell. Certificates, appraisals and original boxes help but are not required. Please do not clean or polish anything first, since patina matters on some antique pieces.

  • Can I sell some pieces and keep the rest?

    Yes. You decide piece by piece. Accept our offer on the items you would like to sell, keep everything else, or take the whole lot home and think it over. The evaluation is free either way, and there is never any pressure to sell.