Thinking of selling a ruby necklace? At Dawsons, we specialise in showcasing fine jewellery to collectors and buyers across the globe. Whether you own a delicate Victorian ruby pendant, a striking ruby rivière, or a contemporary designer piece set with rubies and diamonds, our jewellery specialists will ensure your necklace is accurately valued and presented to achieve the strongest possible result at auction.
Yes – rubies are among the most desirable of all coloured gemstones, admired for their rich red hues and durability. Fine rubies, particularly those of Burmese origin or those without heat treatment, command exceptional prices. Antique ruby necklaces, Art Deco designs, and modern diamond and ruby combinations are especially sought after and often achieve strong results at auction.
Selling your ruby necklace with Dawsons is secure and straightforward. You can begin by requesting a free valuation online or by arranging a private appointment with one of our specialists. If your necklace is valued between £300–£2,500, you can use our complimentary, fully insured Pack, Send, Sell service. For higher-value pieces, we offer a bespoke collection service to ensure safe handling. Once consigned, your necklace will be professionally photographed, catalogued, and marketed internationally to reach an audience of serious buyers and collectors.
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Give a brief description of the necklace and any history you know of.
UPLOAD PHOTOS OR VIDEOS
Ensuring items are well lit and including detailed shots of any makers marks or signatures.
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FAST PAYMENT
Receive sale proceeds within 30 days of auction.
PACK, SEND, SELL
Our free postal service for items valued from £300-£2,500.
You're welcome to book an in-person appointment at our offices in Hampstead (London) or Maidenhead (Berkshire). Alternatively, we offer secure and confidential video call valuations, giving you access to our expertise no matter where you're located.
Meet our Gemmology qualified experts in our Maidenhead Valuations Office.
At Dawsons, we have achieved excellent prices for ruby necklaces and jewellery, from antique examples to contemporary designs. These results reflect the enduring appeal of rubies, with collectors and jewellery enthusiasts competing for quality pieces.
From antique ruby lockets and rivière necklaces to contemporary designer creations, ruby jewellery remains highly desirable at auction. Dawsons has helped many clients achieve excellent results when selling ruby necklaces. Read genuine reviews below from sellers who entrusted us with their ruby jewellery.
Value depends on gemstone quality, design, provenance, and condition. Our specialists will provide an accurate, free valuation.
Yes – fine ruby jewellery is always in demand, with strong interest from collectors and international buyers.
Yes – simply complete our online valuation form and upload images of your piece.
Certificates from recognised gemmological laboratories can enhance value, but they are not essential for selling.
Yes – our Pack, Send, Sell service is fully insured for necklaces valued £300–£2,500. For higher-value items, we offer a secure bespoke collection service.
Rubies have been treasured for centuries, symbolising passion, vitality, and wealth. Alongside sapphires and emeralds, rubies are among the “big three” coloured gemstones, prized for their rarity and beauty. Their vivid red colour comes from chromium, and fine examples without heat treatment are especially rare and collectable.
Ruby necklaces can range from simple pendants to elaborate rivière or bib-style designs, often enhanced by diamonds or crafted by leading jewellery houses. Their timeless beauty and enduring desirability ensure that ruby necklaces continue to perform strongly at auction, making them an excellent choice to sell with Dawsons.
Need Any Further Assistance?
If you're looking to sell a ruby necklace, our team of experts can help you achieve the best possible price. We also offer specialist services for those looking to sell other types of jewellery or sell other types of valuable items.
