Sell or consign
your gemstones.

Every stone has a story. Let’s talk about its next chapter.

Tell us about your stone

Sell directly to us

Offer your gemstone to Elite Minerals & Gems for consideration. If it is a suitable fit, we can discuss a direct purchase.

Let us help find a buyer

Prefer consignment? Tell us about your stone and we can discuss presenting it to prospective buyers, under terms agreed with you.

Tell us about your gemstone

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How would you like to proceed?
Your contact details
Include your country calling code.
Your gemstone
For example: sapphire, ruby or unknown.
Tell us about the colour, cut, dimensions, condition, origin and treatments, where known. For several stones, list each one separately.
Include the laboratory name, report number and date if available.
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Sending an enquiry does not commit you to a sale or create a consignment agreement.

Before you enquire

What is the difference between selling and consignment?

For a direct sale, you offer your gemstone for purchase by Elite Minerals & Gems. With consignment, we discuss helping find a buyer on your behalf. The arrangement, including any fees, is agreed separately before proceeding.

Do I need a laboratory report?

You can submit an enquiry without one. Tell us what documentation you have. Depending on the stone, further information, testing or inspection may be needed before an offer or consignment can be considered.

Is there a guaranteed price or sale?

No. Suitability, pricing and any consignment arrangement are considered individually. This form is an introduction and does not provide a valuation, purchase offer or guarantee of a buyer.

Should I send my gemstone now?

No. Please wait for confirmed instructions and agreed terms before sending or delivering any stone. Delivery, inspection, handling and return arrangements should be discussed first.