Tennis bracelets • Designer pieces • Antique platinum work

Sell Diamond Bracelets in Northbrook, IL

A diamond bracelet looks simple, but the pricing details can be surprisingly nuanced. That’s why sellers prefer a local diamond buyer who explains the offer and the “why” behind it. Whether you have a classic tennis bracelet, a wide statement piece, or an antique platinum design, we can help you estimate value quickly.

What affects a bracelet’s offer?

First, we look at the bracelet’s construction and metal. Many bracelets fall into a typical weight range, which means the metal contributes a predictable baseline. Next, we evaluate the diamonds: size, matching, and quality. Small stones can trade at a lower per-carat rate than larger stones, so we focus on the mix rather than only total carat weight.

  • Metal: 14k/18k gold or platinum weight and condition
  • Diamonds: size, quality, and how evenly they match
  • Design: unique workmanship and secure settings
  • Brand: designer names can increase demand

However, a bracelet can still be valuable even if it needs minor maintenance. We account for repair needs during the evaluation and keep the explanation clear.

Diamond tennis bracelet displayed on a white background

Bracelet styles we commonly evaluate

To begin, most sellers bring a tennis bracelet, which features diamonds around the full length. Next, some pieces use clusters or larger “station” diamonds spaced out across the design. Additionally, antique bracelets may include engraving, filigree, or mixed gemstones. Each style needs a slightly different approach, so we tailor the evaluation to your specific piece.

Send these photos for a faster estimate

  • Full bracelet laid flat, front view
  • Clasp close-up and any stamps (14k, 18k, platinum)
  • Brand markings or serial numbers if present
  • Any missing stones or weak links you’ve noticed

Good to know: If your bracelet is antique platinum with ornate work, it may price as a “piece,” not just a metal + diamond calculation. Share clear close-ups so we can spot those details early.

Private appointments and straight answers

Because we meet by appointment in Northbrook, you get privacy and focused attention. We confirm the bracelet’s details, then we provide a clear offer. After that, you decide. This process stays simple on purpose, since the goal is a confident, stress-free sale.

Finally, if you live outside Illinois, ask about insured shipping. We can start with photos and then finalize after inspection. Either way, you’re never locked in until you accept the offer.

A small jewelry collection including a bracelet and necklace

Designer bracelets and premium brands

Designer jewelry can retain value better because buyers trust the craftsmanship and the market stays active for popular names. Therefore, brand details matter. If you have original packaging, receipts, or paperwork, include photos. Then, we can separate the “material value” from the “brand value” and give a more accurate estimate.

We regularly evaluate brands such as Breitling, Bvlgari, Cartier, Chanel, Chopard, David Webb, David Yurman, Fope, Fred Paris, Georg Jensen and Graff, Hermès, Ilias Lalaounis, Ippolita, John Hardy, Lagos, LeVian, Marco Bicego. In addition, we buy many other designers and fine jewelry makers, so feel free to ask.

How to improve your selling outcome

Finally, compare offers, but compare the same way. Make sure each buyer evaluates the bracelet’s condition, confirms diamond quality, and explains the pricing basis. When an offer comes with no explanation, it’s harder to know whether it’s fair. We keep the process transparent so you can decide with confidence.