Fellows offers an array of exquisite fine jewellery at their June 19, 2025, sale, including some exceptional natural diamond and gemstone-set pieces, says Paul Greer, the auction house’s International Head of Jewellery.
What types of jewellery, diamonds and gemstones are accepted by Fellows as consignments?
Fellows accepts a diverse selection of jewellery when consigning for our auctions, ranging from designer and signed pieces to second-hand and fine antique jewellery. Additionally, we accept loose gemstones and jewellery books and equipment, which consistently attract significant interest.
Where and how can consignments take place?
Booking an appointment at either of our offices is the best way to consign your items, as our specialists can personally examine and assess the goods. If you’re satisfied with the valuation, you can leave the items with us for consignment. Alternatively, you can use our free online valuation form on our website, which allows you to track the progress of your items through your My Fellows account. We also offer virtual valuations with our specialists, giving you the flexibility to consult remotely. Additionally, depending on the size of the items, you can choose to post them in to us for consignment. If you don’t have a My Fellows account, you can create one for free here.
What is the schedule and venues for upcoming sales of jewellery by Fellows in the next few months? Are sales online or live or hybrid?
Our Fine Jewellery auctions are live auctions held on a bi-monthly basis, showcasing a range of elegant pieces from top designer brands such as Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Fabergé, and Kutchinsky. In addition to the Fine Jewellery auctions, we also host two-day jewellery auctions throughout the month, offering a wide variety of stunning pieces. For those seeking more affordable options, our timed auctions feature popular brands like Tiffany & Co. and Bulgari. The next Fine Jewellery auction is scheduled for Thursday 19th June, offering an exceptional selection for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Why should a consignor of jewellery or gemstones or diamonds approach Fellows rather than an alternative auction house?
Consigning your items with Fellows Auctioneers offers a range of benefits that make the process smooth and rewarding. As a reputable auction house with a long-standing history of successfully handling a wide variety of valuable items, Fellows is trusted by a global audience of buyers and collectors. Our specialists provide expert advice and valuations to ensure your items receive the attention they deserve. With regular live and timed auctions, we offer a quick turnaround, paying our vendors within 15 working days after the auction. Our transparent, professional service ensures that you stay informed every step of the way. Fellows Auctioneers is proud to have an excellent rating on Trustpilot, reflecting our commitment to providing a trusted and accessible platform for consigning your items to achieve the best possible results.
What is Fellows’ expertise in jewellery, diamonds and gemstones? Who are the key specialists?
Our jewellery team is highly experienced and talented, with many members holding the prestigious, world-renowned FGA and DGA qualifications. Lindsay Campbell has been with Fellows for over ten years and is currently the Head of Jewellery. Lindsay has been with Fellows for over 10 years. In 2023, we welcomed Paul Greer to our team, who is based in our London office. Paul brings with him over 30 years of experience, having previously worked at the renowned London jeweller Bentley & Skinner.
Can you please give some examples of highlighted jewellery lots that will come up for sale soon?
Fine Jewellery
Thursday 19th June
Lot 70
Colombian emerald and diamond clip
Estimated total diamond weight 4.25cts, G-J colour, VS2-P1 clarity.
Estimate: £18,000 – £26,000
Lot 143
Platinum diamond single-stone ring
With report 6115485342, dated 29th August 2024, from the GIA, stating 4.55cts, F colour, VVS2 clarity.
Estimate: £45,000 – £65,000
Lot 306
Early 20th century charm bracelet
The gold curb-link bracelet, with nine gem collet spacers, suspending a series of eighteen diamond and gem-set charms. Principal gem to bracelet with verbal from AnchorCert stating Burma, no heat. One charm with ‘blue’ diamond, verbal from AnchorCert stating natural colour, natural diamond.
Estimate: £5,000 – £7,000
And any examples of top jewellery lots that recently sold at Fellows?
Lot 502
Fine Jewellery – Thursday 17th April
Diamond and gem peacock feather brooch
The peacock feather ‘eye’, set en tremblant. Estimated total diamond weight 4.25cts.
Price Realised: £23,400.00
Lot 637
Fine Jewellery – Thursday 17th April
Fancy Light Yellow diamond single-stone ring
Verbal from AnchorCert states Fancy Light Yellow colour, VS clarity. Stamped PLAT.
Price Realised: £20,800.00
Lot 639
Fine Jewellery – Thursday 13th February
Georgian gold agate cameo ring
A Georgian gold hardstone cameo ring, carved to depict a gentleman in profile.
Price Realised: £3,120.00
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