Sell Cartier Diamond Jewelry Confidentially in 3 Easy Steps

Sell Cartier Diamond Jewelry Effortlessly

They’re sophisticated, they’re elegant, and they’re in extremely high demand. They have featured a consistently refined look for generations, yet are always being reinvented and restyled to fit modern design sensibilities. They are the stunning diamond jewelry pieces created by Cartier, considered by many to be the ultimate name in luxury jewelry.

In the early 20th century King Edward VII of England called Cartier “the jeweler of kings and the king of jewelers,” and few would disagree with that assessment today. Those who sell Cartier diamond jewelry after having held it in their collection (or after they’ve received it through an estate collection) are often shocked by the value that their previously-owned pieces retain over time. Industry analysts aren’t surprised, though; they rank Cartier among the top three luxury jewelry brands which hold their original worth over time.

The continued desirability of diamond rings, bracelets, necklaces and other pieces designed by Cartier can result in unusually high payouts for people wishing to sell Cartier diamond jewelry, particularly when dealing with an experienced firm like Dimorras. Our appraisers, unlike those at local jewelry or pawn shops, have many decades of experience evaluating Cartier’s classic designs, modern creations and one-of-a-kind custom works.

We are always seeking pre-owned Cartier diamond jewelry for purchase. Because of our established clientele of ready buyers, we are able to make the highest offers for your treasured pieces that you’ll receive anywhere. We invite you to fill out our online form to request a no-obligation, preliminary evaluation of your Cartier diamond today.

Receive an Online Evaluation Today

Most of the people who receive one of our online evaluations of their Cartier diamond jewelry are impressed with the high return they can receive for their pieces, and decide to take the next step which is simple, painless and risk-free. We’ll pay to have your jewelry shipped to us for a confidential, professional and reliable appraisal, and we will completely insure your pieces throughout the process.

In just a few days you’ll receive a firm offer which will be higher than any other you will find anywhere else. If you decide to sell your Cartier jewelry to us, you’ll receive your payout within two days; if not, we’ll pay to ship your items right back to you, again fully insured.

Even if your diamond jewelry is showing its age or has suffered damage, we are very interested in purchasing it. The resale value of Cartier pieces is so high that a large number of our buyers are ready to purchase pieces in any condition, whether they’re simply in need of some TLC or will require serious restoration work.

We’re extremely proud of our hard-earned reputation for fair and trustworthy client relations, and we pledge that we will treat you – and your valued Cartier jewelry – with honesty and respect from start to finish.

Learn The History of Cartier

While the King of England may have been the most quotable historical figure to voice praise of Cartier, and more than a dozen other nations around the world issued royal warrants for creation of Cartier pieces for the crown, it was “hometown” French royalty whose early support ensured the success of the firm. The company was struggling shortly after its founding by namesake Louis-François Cartier in the mid 1850s, until France’s Princess Mathilde and Empress Eugénie became Cartier patrons. The rewards of providing goods to the empire’s royal family were an influx of funds and growing prestige, which jumpstarted Cartier’s growth and enhanced its standing among not only royalty, but those in the nation’s upper class.

Cartier was primarily a retailer during this period; the firm dealt in silverware, porcelain and artistic busts as well as watches and jewelry, commissioning other craftsmen or firms to create the luxury goods the company sold. However, only the finest artisans were called upon to design and manufacture Cartier products, establishing the reputation for elegance and craftsmanship the luxury house still enjoys today.

It was only in the early 20th century that Cartier fully focused on designing its own pieces, first with elegant watches like the Santos and then moving on to sophisticated jewelry pieces which captured the public’s imagination during the Edwardian period. This was made possible by a vastly increased flow of diamonds (due to the discovery of large, new deposits in South Africa) and Cartier’s decision to feature platinum (which had become much stronger and flexible because of manufacturing advances) in its jewelry.

This combination of diamonds and platinum allowed Cartier to create unique, ornate and delicate designs perfectly suited to the sensibilities of the era, capturing the favor of royalty and upper-class buyers alike. When the Art Deco period began, Cartier collaborated with some of the world’s most prestigious art designers and was at the forefront of experimentation with color and semi-precious stones.

This distinguished the company from its competitors, so much so that at the landmark 1925 “Art Deco” exhibition in Paris, Cartier exhibited with artists and fashion houses rather than with the 400 other jewelers showing their works. Cartier’s Egyptian-inspired designs which made extensive use of Indian gems, known as “tutti fruitti,” were the best-known products of this period and are still in great demand today.

Over the following decades, Cartier blended this sense of innovation and extravagance with a devotion to elegance and timeless styling. The firm expanded worldwide and aggressively marketed its products, reworking many of its designs to increase its customer base but retaining the image of exclusivity it had throughout its history. For example, the iconic 1970s-era diamond-studded Cartier Love Bracelet remains immensely popular today, and the creation of new collections such as 2005’s diamond-encrusted Caresse d’Orchideés line once again set Cartier apart as innovators with style.

Our jewelry experts at Dimorras are also jewelry historians, and are intimately familiar with all of the pieces which have ensured the reputation of Cartier as the timeless yet modern standard for luxury jewelry. When you are considering the possibility that you may sell Cartier diamond jewelry from your collection, we would encourage you to contact us first. We will fully understand and appreciate the beauty and worth of your pieces, and are able to offer payouts which are the highest available for classic, previously-owned Cartier diamond jewelry.