Your jewelry is worth more than the first offer.
Photograph a ring, a chain, an heirloom from the drawer. In seconds you'll see the metal, the stones, the era and a market value range — the number to know before anyone names a price.
Your first 3 pieces are free. Runs in your browser, nothing to install.
Reads the stamps a buyer checks first
Solitaire engagement ring
- Metal
- 18K yellow gold, stamped 750
- Stone
- Round brilliant diamond, about 1.0 ct, G–H, VS2
- Era
- Mid-century, around 1955
- Condition
- Light wear on the band, prongs secure
Estimated market value
$3,400 – $4,600
A gold buyer pays for the weight. The report prices the whole piece.
A buyer weighs the gold. You're holding more than gold.
Most offers start from melt value: weight, times purity, times today's spot price. That's the floor. What a piece actually sells for stacks three things on top of each other.
- Metal$280
- The floor. 18K is 75% gold, 14K is 58.5%, PT950 is 95% platinum. A scrap buyer stops here.
- Stones$2,900
- Type, cut, carat, color and clarity. On most set pieces the stones are worth many times the metal around them.
- Craft, maker and era$820
- Art Deco, Victorian, a signed maker, hand engraving. Collectors pay for what can't be melted down.
Know all three, and the first offer stops being the only one.
One photo. A full report.
Everything a jeweler checks first, read from your picture and laid out in plain language.
- Metal and purity
- Gold, platinum, silver or palladium, with the karat or fineness.
- Hallmarks
- 18K, 750, 585, PT950, STERLING 925 and maker's marks, and what each one tells you.
- Gemstones
- Diamond, sapphire, ruby, emerald and more, with cut, estimated carat, color and clarity.
- Era and style
- Victorian, Edwardian, Art Deco, Retro, Mid-century or modern.
- Condition
- Wear, repairs and loose settings — the details that move a price.
- Value range
- A market range for the whole piece, set against the value of its metal alone.
Three photos. Under a minute.
- 1
The whole piece
Lay it on a plain surface in daylight. This is the only photo you need.
- 7502
The stamp, up close
Optional. A close-up of the hallmark pins down the metal and purity.
- 3
The stone, up close
Optional. Sharpens the read on cut and color. Your report is saved to your collection.
They checked before they sold.
“Found out my grandmother's ring is worth $8,000! The AI identified Art Deco style, 18K gold, and a 1.2ct diamond in seconds. I would have sold it for $200 at an estate sale.”
“I use this daily for my business. The accuracy is remarkable — it catches hallmarks I sometimes miss. Pays for itself many times over and the AI doubles as a talking point with customers.”
“Went through my late aunt's jewelry box over one cup of tea. Most of it was costume, as I expected — but the brooch I almost donated turned out to be 14K gold. The appraiser's number landed inside the app's range.”
Pro pays for itself the first time you don't undersell.
Start with three pieces on us. Go Pro when you want the whole drawer valued.
Free
$0to start
- 3 pieces identified and valued
- The full report on each
- Saved to your collection
Pro
$24.99a year
or $5.99 a week. Cancel anytime.
- Unlimited pieces
- Metal value and market range on every report
- Your whole collection, saved
- Priority support
Prices in USD. Secure checkout by Stripe.
Learn to read a piece yourself.
The app gives you an answer in seconds. These guides explain the reasoning behind it — the hallmarks, the stone tests and the value math — so you can check the result and know what to ask a jeweler.
- Jewelry image search
How reverse image search compares with a jewelry-specific identifier — and when each one actually works.
- Identify jewelry by photo
Read the metal, gemstone, and hallmark from a single picture. The full walkthrough.
- Ring identifier by picture
Narrow a ring down by setting, shank, and stone cut from one photo.
- Identify a necklace by photo
Chain types, clasps, and pendant marks that pin down what a necklace is.
- How much is my jewelry worth
Turn a photo into a defensible value range — melt value versus resale.
- Is my diamond real
Seven at-home tests that separate a real diamond from moissanite and CZ.
- What do the numbers on jewelry mean
750, 585, 925, PT950 — what each stamp says about purity.
More in the jewelry identification guides, or browse the hallmark reference and gem lab certificate lookups.
Questions, answered.
Can a phone photo really identify jewelry accurately?
Yes. Our AI reads gemstone type, cut, estimated carat, clarity, metal purity, hallmarks, and era in seconds. For best accuracy, take three shots in good light: the full piece, a hallmark close-up, and the gemstone.
Does it handle antique and vintage jewelry?
Absolutely. Art Deco, Victorian, Edwardian, Mid-Century — the AI estimates style and production era. Found something at an estate sale or flea market? Get the year and material in seconds, on the spot.
How accurate are the price estimates?
They're AI-derived market ranges, not an official appraisal. Use them as a pricing guide for eBay or Etsy listings, or as a sanity-check before walking into a pawn shop or auction house.
Can it read hallmarks like 18K, 925, or PT950?
Yes. 18K, 14K, 10K, PT950, PT900, STERLING 925, and many other stamps are recognized — with metal type, purity, and country-of-origin hints surfaced. A close-up of the hallmark area improves confidence.
How are my photos handled?
Photos are used only to run the AI analysis. We never sell or share your images, and your collection is visible only to your account.
Is it really free?
Yes. Your first 3 identifications are free with an account, right in your browser. After that, Pro unlocks unlimited scans for $24.99 a year or $5.99 a week.
Open the drawer. Find out what's in it.
Your first three pieces are free, and the report is yours to keep.
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