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Treasures Rediscovered, Premier Estate Buyers

Premier estate buyers

Every drawer holds
something worth
a second look.

Bring your jewelry, coins, watches and rarities to one of our events, hosted inside a trusted jewelry store near you. Our GIA-trained specialist examines each piece free of charge and tells you what it is, what it's worth and why. If you choose to sell, you're paid immediately.

Find an event near you How it works

35

Years of
experience

Years buying
35
Of items purchased
Millions
Five-star reviews
4,000+
Trained buyers
GIA

Two ways in

Whichever side of the counter you're on.

I have something to sell

  • Free, unhurried evaluation by a GIA-trained buyer
  • Sell on the spot and get paid immediately
  • No appointment needed, just walk in during the event
The selling process

I own a jewelry store

  • We cover every cost, so hosting is free to you
  • New faces through the door, cash spent in your cases
  • Exclusive territory and full marketing support
The partner program

The buying list

Turning yesterday's memories into today's treasures.

Ten categories, each handled by a specialist. Anything listed below is worth bringing. Condition doesn’t disqualify a piece.

  • Jewelry

    All types regardless of condition, age or style, including signed pieces from Cartier, Tiffany and Bulgari.

    Any era · Any condition

  • Gold & Precious Metals

    Any karat gold, class rings, dental gold, scrap, sterling silver, platinum, palladium and gold-filled.

    6K–24K · Plat · Pd

  • Diamonds

    All sizes, colors and cuts. Broken and uncertified stones included, priced against the Rapaport Price List.

    Loose · Mounted · Certified

  • Watches

    Rolex, Omega, Patek Philippe, Cartier, Hamilton, Elgin and many lesser-known makers. Running or not.

    Running or not

  • Coins & Currency

    Gold and silver coins of all types, antique paper money and complete collections.

    Numismatics desk

  • Sterling Silver

    Full services, trays, serving pieces, flatware, holloware and silver jewelry.

    Sterling only

  • Fine Art

    Original oil and watercolor paintings from before 1950, preferably signed by a known artist.

    Pre-1950 · Signed preferred

  • Antique Toys

    1950s and earlier. Cast iron and pressed steel, tin lithograph wind-ups and known makers.

    Marx · J. Chein · Structo

  • War Memorabilia

    Japanese katanas and samurai swords, bayonets, helmets, knives, daggers, uniforms, watches and medals.

    WWII and earlier

  • Other Rarities

    Sports memorabilia, autographs, vintage photographs and tintypes, fountain pens and designer handbags.

    Odds & curiosities
The full list

Why the offer holds up

A number you're welcome to question.

When you decide to sell your valuables, you should be confident the price is fair. Every offer we make is backed by 35 years of buying and millions of items, and the buyer across the counter will walk you through exactly how they arrived at it.

Behind our valuations
  • Buyers trained through the Gemological Institute of America
  • A resident Graduate Gemologist on staff
  • Diamonds priced against the Rapaport Price List
  • BBB accredited with an A+ rating; AGS, IJO and Jewelers Board of Trade
  • Held inside an established jewelry store, never a hotel ballroom

Questions

Selling at an estate buying event

  • How do estate buying events work?

    Treasures Rediscovered sets up for three days inside an established local jewelry store. You bring your items in with no appointment, a GIA-trained buyer evaluates each piece for free, and you decide what to sell. Accepted offers are paid immediately.

  • Is the evaluation really free?

    Yes. Every evaluation is free, and there is no obligation to sell. Many guests come in only to learn what a piece is and what it is worth, then take everything home again.

  • How do I find a buying event near me?

    Watch for our ads in your area, check the events page, or call 978-728-9464 and we will tell you when the next event comes to a jewelry store near you. Events run inside established local jewelry stores, and no appointment is needed.

  • Do you buy broken jewelry and single earrings?

    We do. Broken chains, bent rings, tangled necklaces and single earrings still carry metal and stone value. Condition doesn’t disqualify a piece, so bring it in and let the specialist look.

Next step

Ask us what it's worth.
That part is always free.

Tell us roughly what you have and we'll point you to the next event near you.

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