Estate of Mind

The Legacy of Style can run for generations.

Passed down through family lineage, estate jewelry is often as singular and valuable as its age and sentimentality. We appreciate your family treasures as much as you. It's a privilege to help you identify these pieces, and is an absolute joy to breathe a bit of new life into them.

Read more about estate jewelry and why it's important.

Below you'll find some of our current estate pieces. Take a look, then call us when you're ready to examine your own distinct collection.

Victorian Portrait

Victorian era handpainted porcelain portrait, set in a yellow gold mounting, and displayed in original box

Platinum Pendant

Art Deco style platinum pendant mounting set with a 1.5 ct old European-cut diamond center

Platinum Pen

Art Deco style platinum bar pin hand-crafted with pierced filigree style; the pin is set with old European-cut diamonds

Hand-crafted Brooch

Hand-made platinum Art Deco style convertible brooch; the center is a 1 ct marquis diamond; the piece is further decorated with additional 5.80 cts of old European-cut diamonds and sapphire accents

Gold Purse

18k yellow gold mesh purse with blue sapphires set in the closure; the purse has French hallmarks

Sunburst Pin

Victorian sunburst style pin with old mine cut center and seed pearls

Platinum Ring

Platinum and 18k yellow gold ring with three collet-set old European-cut diamonds down the center

Most customers who buy estate jewelry are looking for something different than can be found on the mass market. Estate jewelry is appealing for many, due to historical significance and collector appeal. While many pieces can be found at different price points, most collectors are more interested in the singularity than the price.

Estate jewelry is simply previously-owned jewelry. Most estate pieces can be categorized as antique jewelry (100+ years old) or period jewelry (characteristics reflecting a specific time period).