Est. 1920 · 40 businesses

K Street Jewelers

Washington, District of Columbia

Capital's premium jewelry corridor. Concentrated estate jewelry buyers, plus federal employee high-end watch specialists.

★ K Street NW between 17th and 20th

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Why district buyers pay more

  • Compressed competition. Dozens of buyers within walking distance.
  • Specialist categories. Estate, watch, and diamond experts side by side.
  • Wholesale resale chains. Direct auction circuits = higher buy-side offers.
  • Walk-in appraisals. Free verbal estimates from multiple specialists.

Selling tips for the K Street Jewelers

  1. Visit weekday mornings. Buyers have time for full evaluations.
  2. Bring 2–3 pieces. Specialists give detailed offers when focused.
  3. Collect 3 offers minimum. First offers are typically 10–15% below ceiling.
  4. Use district security. Ask for armed escort to your vehicle for $10K+ transports.

Today’s spot prices

Gold
$4,146
Silver
$58.81
Platinum
$1,626
Palladium
$1,278

14K = 58.3% · 18K = 75% · 22K = 91.6% · 24K = 99.9%

30-day metal price trend

How spot prices moved over the last 30 trading days. District buyers' offers tend to track these moves with a 24–48h lag.

30-day trend · 4 metals · refreshed daily
+5%+2%0%-2% Gold +2.6%Silver -1.9%Platinum +4.2%Palladium +5.4%

Typical offer ranges in Washington

A 1ct certified engagement ring — how different buyer types compare. The K Street Jewelers's walk-in competition keeps local offers closer to online specialists than to pawn.

1ct engagement ring · typical cash offer range
Online specialist $2,500 – $4,500insured mail-in, 2–5 daysLocal district buyer $1,500 – $3,000walk-in, 3 offers same dayMall jeweler $500 – $2,000Pawn shop $300 – $700instant cash, lowest offer $0$1.5K$3.0K$4.5K$6.0K

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