Selling · Singapore
Sell your fine jewellery — discreetly, and for its true worth
A confidential way to sell or consign your Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Chanel or Dior pieces in Singapore — independently authenticated, and reaching genuine buyers at real market value.
Consign a pieceHow selling works
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Consign
Tell us about your piece privately. Only an area-level location is ever shown; your identity stays masked.
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We collect
Our courier arranges a discreet, insured pickup at a time that suits you.
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We authenticate
Specialists verify the piece independently — hallmarks, serials, metal and gemstones.
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The buyer pays you
Once genuine and inspected, a vetted buyer pays you directly. We confirm receipt.
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We deliver
Only after funds are confirmed do we release the piece — delivered discreetly, proceeds yours less one fee.
What we accept
Pre-owned fine jewellery from the maisons whose pieces hold their value: Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Chanel and Dior fine jewellery, among select others. Pieces in any condition are considered; box and papers help but are not essential. We focus on fine jewellery in precious metals and stones — not costume or fashion pieces.
Independent authentication
Every consignment is examined by our specialists before it is offered — hallmarks and serials checked, metal analysed, gemstones reviewed. This protects you as much as the buyer: a piece proven genuine sells for its true worth, without haggling over whether it is real.
How we authenticate →Discretion & privacy
Your piece is never listed publicly under your name, and your identity and exact address are never revealed to a buyer. All communication is mediated through us. For sellers who require it, a piece can be offered privately to selected buyers only — never shown in the public collection at all.
Selling in a particular situation
Estate & inherited jewellery
A sensitive route for families and executors settling an estate.
Learn more →Divorce & asset division
A neutral, defensible valuation and discreet sale for both parties.
Learn more →Discreet private sale
Release a piece for liquidity, without a shopfront or a public listing.
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