Cartier Jewellery Preliminary Assessment
Sell Your Cartier Jewellery in Istanbul
To sell, trade or consign Cartier jewellery, share the collection, piece type, gold colour, size, stones, certificate and photographs through the jewellery assessment form. The ART Jewellery & Watches team reviews Love, Juste un Clou, Clash, Trinity and other Cartier pieces and, where appropriate, arranges an appointment at Zorlu Center, Istanbul.
Collection, Size and Gold Colour
With Cartier jewellery, the collection name alone is not enough; the Love bracelet, for example, comes in classic and small models, with or without diamonds. The piece type, size, yellow, white or rose gold and stone details identify it. Photographing the Cartier hallmark and serial number on the inner surface helps the assessment.
Certificate, Box and Screwdriver
The Cartier certificate, box and proof of purchase complete the set. The classic screw-closure Love bracelet is supplied with its own screwdriver, so list it in the form as well. Pieces without papers can still be assessed; the hallmarks, serial number and craftsmanship then carry more weight.
Sale, Trade and Consignment
The suitable route depends on the collection, gold weight, stones, condition, set and market demand. Mention dents, scratches or alterations such as resizing in the form. Submitting the form does not create an offer; final terms are agreed after the piece has been examined.
Cartier Jewellery Selling FAQ
I have lost my Love bracelet screwdriver. Is that a problem?
The bracelet can still be assessed. The screwdriver is part of the set, so its absence is taken into account.
Can I sell a Cartier piece without its certificate?
Yes. The hallmarks, serial number, craftsmanship and materials are checked during the physical inspection; add any proof of purchase you have.
Can a resized Cartier ring be assessed?
Yes. Say where and how it was resized; the quality of the work and its effect on the original piece are assessed during the inspection.
Can I receive a final price from photographs?
Photographs support a preliminary assessment. The final valuation follows a physical inspection of the gold, weight, stones and hallmarks.