We took several old coins to Robert for evaluation. he was professional and fair. He gave us an…read moreestimate of worth, carefully explaining his reasoning. he offered to purchase some of the coins, but did not pressure us at all. He was also very helpful in locating a specific coin we were looking for but was not in his inventory. We would highly recommend this company.

Very friendly....a complete professional. Bought my coin collection at a very fair price. Highly…read morerecommend doing business with him.

This business and owner could not have been more fair and professional. I was offered $300 for an…read moreold sterling silver setting at Neil Berman gold and silver in mt kisco and they offered me over $1200 for the same exact pieces. . The owner, David Coogle, was super nice and informative. He took his time to explain everything and was very classy. Despite them being a large business and me having a rather small item I didn't have to wait at all. I will be using them in the future for other collectibles and precious metals. They are a gem (no pun intended).

This is the 3rd time I sold old jewelry pieces, and Vic is incredibly a pleasure to work with. He's…read morevery informative about jewelry, and he gives you honest suggestions on what to keep and what to get rid of. He also gives you top dollar for your pieces, and he has also resized rings and polished jewelry for me at a reasonable, discounted price.

Had an amazing experience at this jewelry buying office! We have sold thousands of dollars of gold,…read moreplatinum and designer jewelry to them. if you want a place with friendly service, expertise in the business, and price transparency- Look no further than Connecticut Jewelry Brokers in Fairfield, Connecticut. Their team of knowledgeable professionals is dedicated to making the selling process both easy and enjoyable. You can trust that you'll receive a fair price for your old jewelry. The team takes the time to explain the value of each piece, and you'll never feel like you're being lowballed. Plus, their deep understanding of the market for fine jewelry ensures that you'll receive top dollar for your items. With their friendly service, price transparency, and expertise in the business, Connecticut Jewelry Brokers is the perfect choice for anyone looking to sell their old jewelry.

I was in need of selling some gold so I googled gold buyers in my area. CT Jewelry Brokers came up…read more I called and Joshua gave me an appt that was very quick and convenient. When I arrived and met him, I learned that he was the proud owner! I was so impressed by his knowledge of jewelry but more so by his absolute honesty. In all my years dealing with jewelers, I've never met one so professional, kind, patient and upstandingness. Thank you, Joshua, you've got a customer for life!

Was given different car battery charger when trying to retrieve original item pawned .. was told…read moreby sales rep Edward after asking to show serial number that it was the same item when it clearly wasn't--- it was a different form factor. different cloth bag, as well as different marking on the back. Do not trust these people, they are totally shady and dishonest, while giving you nothing but smiles and fist pumps to make you think otherwise. What's done in the dark will come out in the light. I just hope the pendulum swings back soon.

These guys there have good energy and really feel welcome going there and willing to help u w/ ur…read morematter. ..

When a modern lady moves to a new town, there are 4 new people she must find immediately…read more Hairdresser, pharmacist, pizza-place and--most importantly of all--a good jeweller. I found Morris because I had a really thin gold chain that had knotted up. Let me put this bluntly. Morris isn't just the best guy in Fairfield county, it's quite possible he's the best I've met period. Yes, he unknotted my necklace--for FREE--but that was a happy coincidence that ended me up in NYC Jewelers. Morris--who is so kind and patient--has an AMAZING collection of estate jewelry that he himself buys at auctions & estate sales. The pieces are unique--an incredibly refreshing change from the corporate glut of Tiffany's, Zales and the Vera Wang Collection of wherever. Art Deco, fifties retro, and some precious stones that will make your jaw hit the floor. I have stopped by Morris' store on several occasions to feast my eyes on the baubles in front of me and the kid-in-the-candy-store comes out! I ask a thousand questions and try on a bunch of stuff. He patiently lets me try on whatever I want, even if I don't look like the kind of girl who has the cash to buy a particular piece. (Unemployment has its drawbacks kids.) Since he gets new pieces in regularly, each trip is a new visit to Candyland for me. About two months ago after a really lousy day, I almost bought a lovely diamond and sapphire bracelet set in white gold just to make the day nicer. As Morris was writing out the receipt, I was overcome with guilt for putting it on my credit card and backed out. Morris was more than fine with it, said he completely understood. No smug comments like you'd get elsewhere. He is not a pushy salesman like every other person who works in every other store in Westport. (Talking to you, ladies at Blue Mercury!) When Christmas rolled around, I sent my husband to see Morris. Now my better half is not a big spender by any means, but he struck a deal and I received a lovely set of two-carat sapphire earrings, set in gold and accented with diamonds. It was love at first sparkle! Good job Morris! Last Friday I popped in--I had cash money, it was my birthday--and that beautiful bracelet was still there! Yes, this time I bought it and Morris gave me an even better price than two months ago. He even threw in a set of aquamarine studs set in gold for free. Curious, I took the bracelet to be looked at by another jeweller. He appraised it at more than double what I'd paid! (And let me tell you what I could have gotten at Tiffany's for that money. Silver. Those tchotchke silver trinkets they peddle. Ick.) Morris, you're the man! He had about ten other pieces with which I am now currently smitten. You'll see them in the photos I'll attach. If you are buying your jewelry somewhere else, then you are just short-changing yourself. Morris is the owner. Everybody knows the owner gives you the best price. He's not working on commission, he's working to pay the rent on the place. I cannot underline how wonderful his store is and how unique the jewelry. It's a hidden gem when you're heading north on Post Road. He's after the small strip mall that has Calise's and a liquor store. It's a small house, close to the road. It does not say NY Jewelers on the front, merely "Estate Jewelry" in the window. I do not know how to describe the price range. You are buying fine jewelry after all, not hamburgers. I gave him $$ because for what you are purchasing, the prices are definitely moderate.

This man is everything bad about selling jewelry. He'll tell you the 2 standard comments to get you…read moreto deflate your ideas on what something is worth. These are the prime examples of bad faith in bargaining: 1. "Well the ring is a style that only a few people would want-I can't buy something like this -I'd have a hard time selling it. I have to I melt it down. I can pay you for the metal. " 2. After that statement, then these types say , I'm sorry, that's the best I can do ". He told me this when I had a ring with 9 (0.2 carat) good quality diamonds in the setting. And NO mention of the worth of the diamonds. 2. WALK OUT. Go get some other prices! When I did, he wanted me to "come back!". Don't trust him! These weren't accent stones- you don't remember, I remember clearly our interaction. This was a custom piece that was heavy gold and a large cluster of diamonds measuring 7/8 in. By 3/4 inches . It was not a cookie cutter mass produced ring. I stand by my statement.

Left impressed today! Called JewelRestore after a jeweler more local to my CT residence wanted to…read moresend my Cartier directly to Cartier for a battery replacement, citing "being nervous" about not being able to reseal it properly. Was told by JewelRestore that once I came in, he would "priority handle" the watch and have it back to me within an hour. 55 minutes after arriving, I had my watch back, cleaned and with a new battery, running properly. Bravo! Worth the 25 min drive!

Horrible costumer service. This guy is not friendly, condescending, unpleasant attitude. Don't…read morerecommend.

Such a cute little shop. Drove 45 / 50 min to get here to check it out. The store was nice ,…read moreinviting clean and bright with lovely pieces of crystals. The owner was very friendly and helpful. Treated my self to a lovely scented rose crystal candle and Palo Santo oil for my diffuser. For the candle, the owner added instructions on how to burn it and cut the wick off to prevent any issues burning it. Prices are a little on the higher side. But it's nice to check out if your looking for for gift and maybe order online next time! Definitely cute things!

Beautiful store. Lots of variety and different stones both natural or polished and lots of…read moredifferent gifts items. We thought we would just spend a little while in the store but ended up staying quite some time taking it all in. Nice packaging, great store to buy something for yourself or to find a unique gift.