Houston, TX · 18+ years
Sell Estate Jewelry in Houston, TX
Gold King buys estate jewelry and full inherited collections in Houston, sorting and valuing every piece with you present.
Estate lots usually contain a mix of solid gold, plated costume pieces, sterling, diamonds and watches. We separate everything on the counter, test each item, and give you an itemized offer so you can see exactly what carried value and why.
- Payment
- Cash, same visit
- Appraisal
- Free, no obligation
- Hours
- Daily 10AM–8:45PM
What Gold King buys
Estate items
- Complete inherited jewelry boxes and collections
- Antique and vintage gold jewelry
- Signed designer pieces — Tiffany, Cartier, David Yurman, Van Cleef
- Brooches, lockets, cameos and pocket watches
How we handle estates
- Free sorting of real metal from costume
- Itemized written offer for the full lot
- Discretion for probate and family settlements
- Larger estates can be appraised by appointment
How we price it
- Signed and collectible pieces are quoted above melt when the market supports it.
- Costume jewelry is identified and returned to you at no charge.
- You may sell the whole lot or only the pieces you choose.
The buying process
- 1
Bring it in
Walk in during store hours or call for an after-hours appointment.
- 2
We test and weigh
Electronic testing, acid confirmation and a legal-for-trade scale, in front of you.
- 3
You get an offer
A firm cash number based on live spot pricing and current market data.
- 4
Paid on the spot
Accept and leave with cash, or decline and take your items home.
Sell Estate Jewelry — Questions & Answers
- Do you buy an entire jewelry collection at once?
- Yes. Gold King regularly buys complete estates and will itemize every piece so you can see what each item contributed to the total offer.
- What paperwork do I need to sell inherited jewelry?
- You need a valid government-issued photo ID. If the estate is in probate, bring documentation showing your authority to sell.
- What happens to costume jewelry in the lot?
- We identify it, explain why it has no melt value, and hand it back to you. There is never a charge for sorting or testing.