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Heritage, transparency and a straightforward online auction experience.




Terms, fees, and bidding conditions are presented clearly before you bid.
We aim to provide clear descriptions, quality photographs and useful information to help bidders make informed decisions.
Professional and respectful service, with a clear and straightforward process from enquiry through to auction.
A family heritage in jewellery, carried forward through a modern Australian online auction experience.
Roman Auction is proudly Australian-owned and operated by Nicholas's grandsons, whose Jewellery story began in Jerusalem in the 1930s.
Our grandfather built his life around Jewellery, gemstones and precious metals, with a strong appreciation for craftsmanship, quality and honest dealing.
Today, we are carrying that family heritage forward through a modern Australian auction business.
Roman Auction offers timed online auctions of Jewellery, gemstones, coins, silver, and distinctive collectibles, giving bidders a simple, convenient way to discover and bid from anywhere in Australia.
For us, an auction is more than selling an item. Every piece has its own story, and we believe we should present it clearly and with care.
We aim to provide:
Our timed online auctions allow bidders to browse, register, and bid at their own pace, with the convenience of participating online.
Roman Auction may be a modern Australian business, but the appreciation behind it goes back generations.
From our grandfather Nicholas in Jerusalem in the 1930s to us as his grandsons in Australia, the family connection to jewelry and craftsmanship continues.
We are proud to carry that story forward.
An Australian auction house where every bidder knows exactly what they're bidding on, and every seller knows exactly what they'll receive.
To connect remarkable pieces with the Australians who will value them most, through descriptions you can believe and terms you can read.
Considering selling jewelry, gemstones, coins, silver, or distinctive collectibles?