Sell your ambergris
Think you have ambergris? Fill in your details and I'll reply within 24 hours.
- Call Nabil · Vancouver, Pacific time+1 (778) 713-5786
- Email Nabilcontact@ambergriscanada.com
- Buying since2004
- Suppliers worldwide70+
- Countries56
- Reply within24 hours
How does selling ambergris work?
Ambergris Canada buys beach-found ambergris from finders worldwide. I'm Nabil Valiulla, and I have done this myself since 2004, with 70+ suppliers in 56 countries. Fill in your details or send photos on WhatsApp. The valuation is free, with no obligation, and I reply within 24 hours.
- 1 · Share photosClear daylight photos, on WhatsApp or the form.
- 2 · Get my assessmentI review your find myself and reply within 24 hours, for free.
- 3 · Get an offerI quote before you commit to anything.
- 4 · Get paidIn cash or by bank transfer, once you accept.
Who buys my ambergris?
Me, directly. No call centre and no middlemen. I look at every photo myself, I make every offer, and I've done it this way since 2004.
Read my story"Every piece I collect carries the story of the ocean and the hands it has passed through."
- Nabil Valiulla
Selling ambergris: common questions
Who do I sell ambergris to?
To an established buyer who can verify authenticity and grade. I've bought from 70+ suppliers across 56 countries since 2004. Send me photos for a free, no-obligation valuation.
How much is my ambergris worth?
Value depends on grade, weight, moisture and the market. There's no single per-gram price. I assess each piece and quote before you commit to anything.
Can I legally sell ambergris I found?
It depends on where you found it, because the rules differ from country to country. I only buy where the trade is legal. Tell me where you found it and I'll tell you honestly what your options are.
How do I know it's really ambergris?
Read my identification guide, or send me clear photos and I'll tell you what I see.
Found something on the shore?
Send me photos. The valuation is free.
See what I find, as I find it
I post new pieces, field trips and identification tips on Instagram.
Most of what washes up is driftwood and stone. I post the pieces that aren't, and how I tell them apart.
