Bring the piece, not just the name.
A maker’s mark can help identify a piece. The design, workmanship, stones and condition complete the picture. A signature alone does not establish authenticity or an offer.
SDJB works with signed jewelry, including Tiffany & Co., Cartier, Bulgari and David Yurman. Share the name you know, or simply describe the piece.
Small details can make a difference.
- Original components, matching earrings and complete suites.
- Maker’s marks, serial numbers and any existing paperwork.
- Wear, alterations, repairs and missing stones.
- Demand for that particular design in the resale market.
Keep boxes and receipts with the piece. You can still start without them.
An example: two signed bracelets.
Imagine two bracelets from the same maker. One retains its original clasp and matching components; the other has been shortened and repaired. They need separate evaluations even if their weights are close. This is an illustrative comparison, not a quoted price.
What happens next?
Tell us what you have, choose SDJB and send your inquiry. You can then choose an appointment time. At the counter, ask which details support the offer and whether selling or borrowing better fits your plans.