Confiscated Assets Auctioneers launched in 2019 as an affiliate of a parent company that has been operating in the same location for nearly 30 years. The international online-only auction house specializes in working with jewelry manufacturers and wholesalers auctioning luxury items. Their consignors provide a huge selection of beautiful jewelry that fits every budget and satisfies the desires of a worldwide diversified market. The quality of merchandise exceeds that which is found in normal retail outlets with bold styles, vibrant colors, brilliant diamonds, and attention-getting designs.
Consigning with CAA is easy! If you are interested in becoming a consignor, Confiscated Assets offers consignors a well-established platform to present merchandise. Their successful sell through rates have cultivated strong, healthy auctioneer/consignor relationships. CAA keeps pace with the ever-changing online demands to further ensure a successful auction.
Buying from Confiscated Assets often means great deals on fabulous pieces of jewelry. Here are a few examples of pieces that have sold for a steal:
This certified and appraised 14 karat yellow gold genuine emerald and natural diamond bracelet boasted 12.14 carats of oval-cut emeralds surrounded by diamond halo for a total of 3.53 carats of round, brilliant-cut, G-H, SI1-SI2 diamonds. The bracelet is hallmarked "Oscar Friedman" and was appraised for $21,890, but sold for just $3,500 at auction.
GIA graded, this rare colored greenish, yellow diamond was set in a beautiful 18 karat white gold diamond halo mounting. The center diamond is graded as a .74 carat fancy deep brownish, greenish yellow diamond with SI1 clarity, and the 18 karat white gold setting contained approximately .50 carats of round, brilliant-cut near colorless, SI quality diamonds. Appraised at $7,500 - $9,000, it sold for $2,500.
This Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date Submariner wristwatch in 18 karat yellow gold and stainless steel came from the year 2005 or 2006. The dial was blue and had a stainless steel and 18 karat yellow gold bracelet. A Rolex box was also included with this watch. With a high estimate of $18,000, it sold for $12,000.
Not many of these beauties were made: this Cartier Tank rocker watch was No. 023/150! The watch sported the original diamond edges on an 18 karat yellow gold case, and has a sapphire crystal and burgundy crocodile leather strap with 18 karat yellow gold folding clasp. It sold for a third of its estimated price (of $28,000) at just $9,000.
The exactly 4.00 carat marquise-cut, I color, SI3 clarity diamond was prong set in a platinum 10% iridium mounting with two gorgeous tapered baguettes. It sold for a fraction of its worth: estimated at $50,000, it sold for just $8,000.
Get a great deal on high quality jewelry right before the holiday season at Confiscated Assets. Their upcoming sale on December 11 promises a bevy of sparkling gifts for less.