Diamond Earrings

Diamond Brothers purchases diamond stud earrings, drop earrings, hoop earrings, chandelier earrings, cluster earrings and halo earrings. Earrings in platinum, 18k gold, 14k gold and white gold are accepted, including matched pairs, single earrings, branded pieces and antique designs from across the European market.

Yes. Diamond Brothers accepts single diamond earrings when the pair has been lost or damaged. The single piece is valued on the diamond's 4Cs and metal content. While paired earrings command higher resale values, single stones above 0.50ct retain meaningful value on the European resale market.

Diamond stud earrings are valued as a matched pair, with both stones assessed on carat, colour, clarity and cut. Matching is a key valuation factor, as closely matched pairs command stronger resale figures. Each stud is also examined individually for any inclusions, chips or post damage during inspection by certified gemologists.

Your diamond stud earrings are valued on both stones' 4Cs (carat, colour, clarity, cut), the matching of the pair, and the metal weight of the settings. Closely matched pairs command stronger resale figures. Diamond Brothers' certified gemologists in Antwerp inspect each stud individually, with GIA or IGI certification factored into the final offer where available.

Yes. Diamond Brothers buys branded diamond earrings from European and international houses including Tiffany, Cartier, Bulgari, Van Cleef Cleef & Arpels, Chopard and Boucheron. Original packaging, designer hallmarks and provenance documentation strengthen the final offer, with branded pairs typically valued above equivalent unbranded pieces on the European resale market.

Drop and chandelier earrings are assessed on the cumulative diamond content, the design complexity, metal weight and overall condition of the setting and chain mechanism. Stud earrings focus primarily on the stone pairing and 4Cs. Both types are evaluated in person by certified gemologists at Diamond Brothers' Antwerp office.