Diamond Haus Custom Jewelers is hosting a National Rarities estate buying event this week at its Cold Spring location, providing community members an opportunity to have their valuables professionally evaluated and potentially sold. The three-day event runs from July 14 through July 16, 2026, featuring expert specialists available to assess items including designer handbags, watches, old coins, gold, and other estate pieces.
The initiative aligns with the jeweler's established role in the Northern Kentucky fine jewelry market. Family-owned since 1997, Diamond Haus Custom Jewelers maintains a full-service workshop where all repairs, restorations, and custom designs take place in-house. Clients regularly bring in pieces for evaluation, repair, or redesign, making the buying event a natural extension of ongoing services that support both acquisition and disposition of meaningful jewelry and collectibles.
During the event, attendees can meet with representatives from National Rarities, a firm specializing in estate acquisitions. Specialists will provide on-site assessments using industry expertise to determine fair market values. This setup allows for immediate, confidential transactions in a familiar local setting at the jeweler's showroom. The timing coincides with summer months when many individuals review personal collections or prepare for transitions involving inherited items.
Vincent Keairns, Co-Owner, described the purpose behind hosting the event. "We regularly assist clients with the full lifecycle of their jewelry, from creation and restoration to informed decisions about selling. Partnering with National Rarities for this event gives our community convenient access to professional evaluations right here in Cold Spring."
Diamond Haus Custom Jewelers, formerly known as Fort Thomas Jewelers, relocated to its current location at 3955 Alexandria Pike to accommodate expanded services while preserving its family-operated model. The business is woman-owned and U.S. veteran-owned, with three generations involved in daily operations. Its GIA-certified gemologists bring over 100 years of combined experience to every interaction, whether crafting new custom pieces or handling existing items.
The buying event complements the company's core offerings in custom engagement rings, wedding bands, heirloom restorations, and fine jewelry design. All custom work utilizes CAD technology for precise visualization before handcrafting begins in the on-site workshop. This integrated approach ensures quality control and allows the team to advise clients comprehensively on gemstones, metals, and settings.
Renne Keairns, Co-Owner, emphasized the value of such opportunities. "Events like this provide practical support for those looking to responsibly manage their valuables. Our team is committed to transparency in every aspect of jewelry services, helping clients make decisions that align with their personal circumstances."
Participation in the event requires no appointment, with hours set for Tuesday and Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Thursday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Specialists will be on hand to discuss items and provide information on current market conditions for various categories of estate goods. The jeweler's staff will also be available to answer questions about related services such as appraisals, repairs, or custom redesigns.
This marks one in a series of community-focused activities by Diamond Haus Custom Jewelers, which has built its reputation through consistent, hands-on involvement in the local area. The business originated in 1997 and has evolved while maintaining its dedication to ethical practices and client education. GIA certification underpins evaluations and recommendations, fostering trust among generations of Northern Kentucky residents.
Beyond the buying event, the company continues to support milestones through personalized jewelry creation. Clients collaborate directly with jewelers to develop unique designs that reflect individual stories, whether for engagements, anniversaries, or family legacies. Restoration services breathe new life into treasured heirlooms, ensuring they remain wearable for future generations.
The National Rarities partnership reflects broader industry practices where established jewelers facilitate access to specialized markets for estate items. By hosting the event locally, Diamond Haus Custom Jewelers reduces barriers for residents who might otherwise need to travel for comparable services. Attendees receive professional insights that inform decisions about their possessions.
As the event unfolds this week, it underscores the jeweler's position as a comprehensive resource for fine jewelry needs in Campbell County and surrounding regions. The family team remains focused on delivering expert guidance across all services, from initial consultations through completion of custom projects or handling of sales.
Diamond Haus Custom Jewelers operates with a commitment to integrity, craftsmanship, and community connection. Its in-house capabilities distinguish it within the regional market, allowing for seamless support whether clients seek to create, restore, or responsibly transition their jewelry collections. The current buying event provides another avenue for residents to engage with these established services.
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For more information about Diamond Haus Custom Jewelers, contact the company here:
Diamond Haus Custom Jewelers
Bilinda and Taylor
(859) 442-0506
DiamondHaus@gmail.com
3955 Alexandria Pike, Cold Spring, KY 41076