Fox Fine Jewelry can help you with your inherited jewelry, whether you want to learn about or insure, repair, redesign, or sell it!
You love your inherited jewelry
Fantastic! We recommend you bring it in for a complimentary security inspection and cleaning.
Inherited jewelry often needs repairs, especially when passed down from a less active generation. Normal daily activities of a younger person can cause worn out prongs to fail, leading to lost diamonds or gemstones, among other damage. Fox Fine Jewelry carefully inspect your inherited jewelry to make sure it's safe - and beautiful.
You don't like the style of your inherited jewelry.
You have three options:
- Redesign it. Use the gems to create a new piece you’ll love wearing. Some pieces can be modified – for example a cocktail ring can often be turned into a pendant.
- Sell it. If you won’t wear it or prefer to have the money instead, bring it to Fox Fine Jewelry in Ventura, CA. For large quantities, we recommend an appointment.
- Keep it. Will another heir wear it, now or in the future? If so, then consider taking it to your local jeweler for a security check and cleaning, and then keep it!
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"My experience with Fox Fine Jewelry was exceptional! We handled the whole transaction via text because I live in Texas and they’re in California. They were very attentive and helpful in my design.
I would recommend Fox Fine Jewelry to anyone looking to redesign or purchase a new ring. This was the best online shopping and buying experience I have ever had. Thank you Fox Fine Jewelry!!! I’ll be back!"
How to redesign inherited jewelry
Consider questions such as:
- What type of jewelry do you want (ring, pendant, earring, bracelet)?
- What styles do you like?
- How often and where will you wear your new jewelry?
- Would you like one piece or multiple pieces?
These questions are usually answered best with the assistance of a complimentary design consultation. We’ll ask questions, and then give you design choices, timeline, and prices.
If you have other jewelry you don’t wear, you’ll receive a 30% trade in bonus, lowering your cost. Appointments recommended but not required.
Ideas for what to do with inherited jewelry
Combine
Combine different pieces, including your own jewelry, into a single piece. Or combine jewelry from your mother and father (or grandparents) into one piece representing them together.
Multiply
Take one sentimental piece and make multiple, similar pieces for your family. This works well when a pendant or ring has many similar diamonds or gemstones. Bracelet links and earrings can be made into pendants or rings.
Easy-Peasy
Some cocktail rings can be made into a pendant by removing the back of the ring and adding an area for a chain. Clip on earrings can be converted to pierced earrings or matching pendants. Some small pendants can be used as a ‘top plate’ for a ring.
