WORKING WITH EXECUTORS, ATTORNEYS & FAMILIES

For Executors & Administrators

Settling an estate carries real responsibility, including establishing fair value for assets and acting in the interest of beneficiaries. We provide documented appraisals that support your inventory and accounting obligations, and fair offers should the estate choose to sell. We work within your timeline and keep the process clear and accountable.

For Probate Attorneys

We work alongside attorneys to provide valuations and liquidation services that fit within probate proceedings. We can prepare documentation appropriate for the court, accommodate required timelines, and conduct ourselves with the professionalism your clients expect. We welcome the opportunity to be a resource you can confidently refer clients to.

For Families

If you’re handling a loved one’s belongings yourself, we aim to make this part gentle and straightforward. There’s no pressure to sell, no obligation, and no rush. We’ll help you understand what the items are and what they’re worth, so you can make decisions with confidence and at your own pace.

A Note on Sentimental Pieces

Not everything needs to be sold. We’re glad to help you identify which pieces carry meaningful value worth keeping, and which you may wish to part with. Our goal is to help you make informed choices, not to acquire everything in front of us.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS – ESTATE JEWELRY LIQUIDATION

Do you provide appraisals for probate?

Yes. We provide documented, itemized valuations based on current market values that are suitable for estate inventory and probate purposes. If your attorney or the court has specific documentation requirements, let us know and we’ll do our best to accommodate them.

Do I have to sell everything?

Not at all. You’re free to sell all, part, or none of a collection. There’s no obligation. Many families keep sentimental pieces and sell only what they choose. We’re happy to help you understand your options without any pressure.

Can you evaluate a large estate on-site?

Yes, for larger estates we can arrange a secure on-site evaluation. This is often convenient for executors and attorneys managing substantial collections. Contact us to discuss arrangements.

How is payment handled?

If you choose to sell, we offer prompt payment via cash, check, or wire transfer depending on the size of the transaction and your preference. We’ll explain all options clearly before you make any decision.

What documentation do you need?

Generally, valid identification for the person handling the sale. For estate transactions, executor or administrator documentation may be needed. We’ll walk you through the specific requirements during your consultation so there are no surprises.

Is the consultation confidential?

Yes. Estate matters are sensitive, and we treat them that way. Consultations take place privately, and we keep your information and the details of the estate confidential.