Inheritance, succession or family division: we appraise and buy an entire jewellery collection in Paris, with complete discretion.
In an estate, appraising jewellery calls for method and confidentiality. We assess each piece and the collection as a whole, and can draw up a written inventory for the notary. We work regularly with notaries and with heirs living abroad.
Free appraisal, immediate offer, immediate payment.
Complete collections, appraised piece by piece.
Appraisal document for the notary or the insurer.
Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Boucheron…
Mounted or loose.
Precious metals valued by weight.
Family and antique jewellery.
Verifiable facts, reviewed in September 2026. Your notary confirms the specifics of your case.
To be filed within six months of a death occurring in France. Jewellery is not covered by the 5 % furniture allowance: it is declared at its real value — a written inventory can serve as the basis.
Selling a jointly owned piece requires the agreement of all heirs. We receive the heirs together, or one of them with a written mandate from the others.
Precious objects: 6.5 % above €5,000, or the capital-gains regime on request. Precious metals sold by weight: 11.5 %, no threshold. The professional buyer files and pays.
Yes, for insurance, succession or a notary. The verbal appraisal is free; the written document may be invoiced.
Yes. Each piece is appraised individually, then the collection as a whole.
Yes, within Paris and the Île-de-France, with the necessary equipment. For estates abroad, a first opinion from photographs within 24 hours.
Every appointment takes place in the strictest confidentiality.
Above €5,000, the flat-rate tax on precious objects is 6.5 % of the sale price — or, on request, the capital-gains regime. Precious metals sold by weight: 11.5 %, no threshold. The professional buyer files and pays the tax. Your notary confirms the specifics of your case.
Free and confidential appraisal, reply within 24 hours.
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