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All items over £500.00 supplied by me come with an AnchorCert Certificate of Authenticity. To view my current collection go to Catalogue AnchorCert offers independent Gemstone Certification PART OF THE ASSAY OFFICE BIRMINGHAM Est. 1773 Thank you for taking the trouble to visit my site, I have excluded the prices from the catalogue, the reason is quite simple, the gold price changes twice every day, Monday - Friday. If I am to quote you the very best price it is important you call me. Please don't be put off, I am not some high pressure salesman this is my Hobby, if you want the item great! if not, don't worry be happy, its good to talk anyway. If you don't see what you want please tell me, I assure you after 35 years in this location I know so many craftsmen and they are all in the business of selling what they have, at the right price. If you want hand made rings or items that are very special, please ask me. If you want to sell an item please ask me. This is not an internet shop, this is a bespoke service and you the prospective customer demand the best quality, delivery and price, please don't settle for less. 
Diamonds may be forever but sadly we are not, it is that simple, Death comes to us all. When we inherit jewellery from a friend or loved one it is always difficult to make the right decision Do we keep it ? even though it may not suit us or not to our liking or do we part with it ? I am here to help you make up your mind with honesty and tell you what it is really worth in financial terms. When you understand the real value you can then make a qualified decision to either
Keep it, sell it, give it to your child or partner or part exchange the item for something different that will always remind you of your departed loved one. ( Out of sight but not out of mind ) Firstly the questions you must ask yourself with any article is :-
* What would your item cost to produce today ? * What is it honestly worth in the trade ? * Is this item in perfect condition ? * What would it cost to restore ? * What would it be worth when restored in the trade ? * What it would perhaps sell for in a retail outlet ? * What would be a realistic asking price today ? * If the item is beyond repair what is it worth ? Only when you have the answers to these questions can you make a qualified decision. I am here to help you obtain the answers with honesty.
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