Upload a photo and get an instant, AI-powered idea of what your piece could sell for — then a Bizak & Co. gemologist confirms the real number, free.
Getting a real idea of what your jewelry is worth used to mean driving to a shop and handing your piece to a stranger. Not anymore. Upload a clear photo and our AI — trained on how estate jewelry and watches are actually priced — returns an indicative resale range in seconds, the way a fair second-hand buyer would think about your piece. A Bizak & Co. gemologist then confirms the real figure before any money changes hands. It's free, there's no sign-up, and you're never under any obligation to sell.
Four things drive the number — and knowing them protects you from a lowball offer:
A photo can't weigh metal or verify a stone — that is why every estimate is confirmed by a gemologist. But it is more than enough to tell you whether you are holding scrap or a treasure.
Once you know the range you have options, all handled by mail with free, fully insured shipping, nationwide:
How accurate is an online jewelry valuation from a photo?
It is indicative, not exact. We cannot weigh metal or test stones from an image, so we give an honest range instead of a false-precise number, and a gemologist confirms the real figure in person. A clear photo plus a few details — weight, stamps, brand — gets you a reliable ballpark.
Is the valuation free?
Yes. The instant AI estimate and the gemologist's confirmation are both free, with no sign-up and no obligation to sell.
What happens after I get my estimate?
Nothing automatic. If you want a firm figure or want to sell, you mail your piece to us with a free, fully insured shipping label; we confirm the value in writing and pay the same day if you accept. If you would rather keep it, we can provide a written appraisal.
Is it safe to mail my jewelry?
Yes. We send a prepaid, fully insured shipping kit both ways, so your piece is covered door to door. Bizak & Co. has been in the jewelry trade since 1996.
Do I need a certificate or appraisal to get a valuation?
No. We value certified and uncertified pieces, with or without box and papers. Any documents you have help refine the number, but they are never required.
Can you value inherited or estate jewelry?
Yes — it is a large part of what we do. Every piece is valued individually and never blindly melted, so signed makers and real stones are recognized instead of paid out as scrap gold.