Buyers of NYC welcomes customers from Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn and throughout New York City at its Manhattan Diamond District office. Purchase evaluations take place at 36 W 47th Street, W07, New York, NY 10036 unless another service has been specifically confirmed with the team.
Use this page to choose a local planning guide, find the right item category and prepare for an in-person visit.
Call 646-400-4553, review the Contact page or request a free purchase evaluation. Appointments are preferred, and walk-ins are welcome during published business hours. Call before transporting a large, heavy, unusually valuable or mixed collection.
A service area is not the same as a physical branch. Buyers of NYC’s verified public office is in the Manhattan Diamond District. Borough pages explain how customers from a particular part of New York City can plan a visit, what they may bring and which category page is most relevant. They do not represent separate storefronts, local phone numbers or borough-specific businesses.
Keeping one accurate office identity helps customers know where the evaluation occurs and prevents conflicting addresses, hours, maps and contact information. It also allows every page to point to the same purchase-evaluation process, privacy rules and business details.
Located at 36 W 47th Street, W07, New York, NY 10036. No virtual offices, satellite branches, or unverified storefronts.
Published hours are Monday – Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Walk-ins are welcome, and appointments are preferred for large lots.
Every customer from every borough receives the exact same GIA gemological examination and precision XRF assay evaluation.
Private consultation suites in the secure Diamond District. Immediate bank wire, company check, or cash payout on accepted offers.
The locations below describe where customers may travel from. They are not a promise of pickup, mobile service, home visits or an additional office in that area.
Office-area guidance, local arrival options, walking directions and visit planning within Manhattan.
Subway and LIRR planning, representative Queens corridors, large-collection guidance and truthful Manhattan office disclosure.
Borough-specific subway and LIRR planning, item preparation and Manhattan office arrival guidance.
Use this hub and the Contact page until a distinct Bronx guide demonstrates sufficient customer value.
Use this hub and the Contact page for ferry, subway or driving planning; do not create a thin page by default.
Customers who can visit the Manhattan office may call to plan a trip, especially for collections or heavy bullion.
Location is only one part of the decision. The item itself determines which evaluation questions matter. Choose the closest category below, or use What We Buy when you are unsure.
Gold, silver, platinum, palladium, bars, scrap and mixed precious-metal items
Evaluated for melt purity and weight on certified legal-for-trade scales, with non-destructive XRF analysis.
Government coins, bullion coins, rounds, bars, certified coins and collections
Screened for strike date, mint mark, variety, strike character, grade, and collector demand before metal-only value.
Loose or mounted natural and laboratory-grown diamonds and diamond jewelry
Evaluated on carat weight, color grade, clarity, cut quality, fluorescence, treatments, and laboratory certifications.
Sapphire, ruby, emerald and other loose or mounted colored stones
Evaluated for species identity, geographic origin, thermal enhancement, clarity treatments, and lab documentation.
Signed, antique, vintage, designer, broken and inherited jewelry
Evaluated for maker hallmarks (Cartier, Tiffany, Van Cleef), period authenticity, craftsmanship, and intact piece value.
Rolex, Cartier, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Breitling and other eligible watches
Evaluated for reference model, serial verification, mechanical movement condition, box, papers, and secondary demand.
Jewelry boxes, estates, multiple categories, loose components and uncertain items
Multi-category appraisal separating bullion, fine signed jewelry, and collectible items into individual purchase offers.
Call 646-400-4553 or request a free purchase evaluation. Use the Queens, Brooklyn or Manhattan guide when available, and always confirm current travel and office information before transporting valuable property.
Review these essential preparation rules, large collection coordination protocols, and transit cautions before traveling to our Manhattan Diamond District office:
Practical steps to ensure a safe, efficient evaluation visit:
Confirm the current address, hours and appointment status on the Contact page.
Call before bringing a large collection, multiple boxes, heavy bullion, unusual material or property controlled by an estate, trust or another person.
Bring the item as found. Avoid unnecessary polishing, cleaning, stone removal, watch servicing, coin cleaning or packaging changes.
Keep supporting documents and all loose or removed components together.
Use a discreet container and do not leave valuables unattended in a vehicle.
Check current transit, traffic, parking and elevator information before travel.
Do not send government identification, bank information, complete watch serials, complete laboratory-report numbers, wills, trusts or court documents through a general public form.
Coordination for estates, heavy bullion, and building access:
Call before transporting a large, heavy or mixed collection. A short planning conversation can help determine which items and records to bring, whether additional appointment time is appropriate and whether the collection should be organized by category.
The public website should not promise a home visit, mobile evaluation, pickup or mail-in transaction unless the owner confirms that service and its procedures.
New York City transit, traffic, parking and elevator conditions change. Borough pages provide representative route options, but customers should check the MTA, traffic conditions, current garage or curb rules and elevator status before travel.
Customers who need a building accommodation, step-free route or nonstandard visit arrangement should call in advance so the team can explain current procedures without making an inaccurate public promise.
A free purchase evaluation helps Buyers of NYC determine whether it wishes to purchase an eligible item and, when appropriate, what it may offer. It is not automatically a formal written appraisal, laboratory report, manufacturer authentication or guarantee that every item will receive an offer.
Call, use the secure form or visit during published hours. Describe the item category, number of pieces, known brand or material, general condition and any documents or accessories.
Keep boxes, grading reports, receipts, service records, spare links, loose stones, clasps, matched pieces and other related components together. Records can support research but do not replace examination of the physical item.
The review may consider identity, materials, condition, completeness, documentation, brand or maker, gemstones, current market demand and the most appropriate resale, component, collector, bullion or recoverable-material route.
When Buyers of NYC wishes to purchase the item, the team may present an offer and explain the principal factors behind it. The customer can ask questions and decide whether to proceed.
There is no obligation to accept an offer. Identification, ownership, recordkeeping and payment procedures apply when a transaction is completed.
Preserve value and streamline your Diamond District consultation visit.
Confirm 36 W 47th St, W07 office hours on the Contact page before leaving your borough.
Avoid unnecessary polishing, cleaning, stone removal, watch servicing, or coin cleaning.
Bring original boxes, reports, receipts, spare links, and loose pieces together.
Use a discreet container and do not leave valuables unattended in an automobile.
Call before transporting multiple boxes, heavy bullion, or mixed estate property.
How to evaluate multiple offers when traveling to Manhattan.
Are testing fees, assay charges, or refining deductions subtracted from payment?
Was fine metal weighed in front of you on state-certified legal-for-trade scales?
Were designer signatures, gemstone quality, and antique provenance recognized above scrap?
Is payment funded on the spot or subject to uncertain consignment delays?
Are you free to decline the offer and retain your items with zero pressure?
Visit our Manhattan Diamond District office to meet with our GIA-trained gemologists, watch specialists, and precious metal appraisers for a private, no-obligation evaluation.

Head of Precious Metals

Head of Fine Jewelry

Head of Watches

Head of Diamonds & Precious Stones
The verified public office is at 36 W 47th Street, W07, New York, NY 10036 in Manhattan’s Diamond District. Borough service-area pages do not represent additional storefronts.
The website should not claim a Queens or Brooklyn office unless the owner verifies one. The current safe-default model directs customers from those boroughs to the Manhattan office.
Buyers of NYC welcomes customers who travel from Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn and other New York City communities. Customers from Long Island and nearby regions may also call to plan an in-person visit.
Appointments are preferred so the team can plan appropriate time, but the current website states that walk-ins are welcome during published hours. Call before bringing a large collection or unusual item.
Do not assume that a home visit, mobile buyer or pickup service is available. Use the public office and call the team; remote or off-site services should be published only after they are operationally confirmed.
Mail-in service remains unpublished unless the owner confirms shipping, insurance, chain of custody, returns, privacy and payment procedures. Do not mail valuables to the office without prior written instructions.
The team may consider precious metals, coins, bullion, diamonds, colored gemstones, fine and estate jewelry, designer jewelry, luxury watches and mixed collections. Eligibility and any offer remain item-specific.
Bring any reports, receipts, boxes, service records, spare links, matched pieces, loose components and other records. Lack of documents does not automatically make an item ineligible.
Yes, but call first. The team can help plan the appointment, category organization and transportation of multiple boxes, heavy bullion or a mixed estate collection.
No. Route, elevator, parking and traffic information can change. Check official travel tools before leaving and call when an accommodation or building-access question matters.
No. The default service is a free, no-obligation purchase evaluation for a possible purchase. Formal written appraisals are separate and should not be implied unless that service is verified.
No. A customer may review an offer, ask questions and decline without completing a sale.
Buyers of NYC is located at 36 W 47th Street, Booth W07, New York, NY 10036, in Manhattan’s Diamond District. Current published hours are Monday – Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM. Appointments are preferred and walk-ins are welcome during published hours.
36 W 47th Street, Booth W07
New York, NY 10036
(Between 5th & 6th Avenues)
Monday – Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Appointments preferred; walk-ins welcome
Phone: 646-400-4553
Email: buyersofnyc1@gmail.com
For high-value fine jewelry, gold, diamonds, luxury watches, and estate collections, signed designer pieces, or estate collections, calling 646-400-4553 in advance ensures dedicated evaluation time with our GIA-trained specialists.
Appointments are preferred; walk-ins welcome during published business hours. Call 646-400-4553 before bringing a large, heavy, or mixed estate collection.
Privacy & Safety Notice: Do not upload government identification, divorce papers, wills, trusts, court orders, or sensitive financial records. Online submissions are preliminary and do not create a purchase offer, authentication, or obligation to sell.