Jewelry · Free Value Check

How Much Is My Jewelry Worth?

Jewelry value comes from three places: the metal (gold, silver, platinum weight), the stones (diamonds and gems), and the maker (Tiffany, Cartier and other signed pieces carry big premiums). A photo plus any stamps you can read gets us most of the way.

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Look inside the band or on the clasp for hallmarks: "925" means sterling silver, "585" or "14K" means 14-karat gold, "750" or "18K" means 18-karat. Mention these in the notes, they matter more than looks.

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Photograph any stamps or hallmarks (inside ring bands, on clasps) and mention them in the notes.
"925" stamps mean sterling silver, valuable for weight plus any maker premium.
Signed designer pieces (Tiffany, Cartier, David Yurman) are worth far more than their metal value.
For diamonds over ~0.5 carat, an independent appraisal (GIA) is worth it before selling.

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Jewelry, Common Questions

How much is a ring stamped 925 worth?

The "925" stamp means sterling silver. Melt value is modest ($1–3/gram), but designer sterling pieces can be worth many times that. A photo tells us which case yours is.

Can you value jewelry from a photo?

We can identify style, probable materials, and maker signatures, and anchor to comparable sold pieces. For precise gem grading you'd need an in-person appraisal, we tell you when that's worth doing.

Is costume jewelry worth anything?

Sometimes, vintage signed costume pieces (Trifari, Eisenberg, Weiss) have real collector markets. Check before donating.