selling jewelry? where would you take it?
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Illumination
New Member
then you better off keeping it
tiltswitch
Well-Known Member
ul never ge3t that mate unless u sell privately which if u can wait is ur best bet...jewlers and dealers want to double there money so u lookin at 7-800 top wack
VX420
Active Member
If you don’t need the money keep it, right now Jewelry is only worth the gold weight, nothing more, the diamond is worth less to most buyers (a lot more diamonds then demand right now). When you bought it, you paid for gold, a diamond, the cut of the diamond, and the entire jewelry work. That’s all a wash; it’s the weight of gold and good luck on the diamond. At some good places you can get about $100 under the current price per Oz of gold.
emilywatson4459
Member
You would be lucky if you were paid well from a pawn shop. I recommend going to fabon5th.com and contacting them regarding selling your jewelry. They are great to work with and specialists for this!
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Diamonds aren't a commodity; they're a trauma.
Just try to resell a diamond for any reasonable percentage of its "appraised value".
Just try to find a used-diamond marketplace that'll sell them to you at what, or even what plus 20%, they'd give you for the same diamond.
It's a racket. cn
Just try to resell a diamond for any reasonable percentage of its "appraised value".
Just try to find a used-diamond marketplace that'll sell them to you at what, or even what plus 20%, they'd give you for the same diamond.
It's a racket. cn
OGEvilgenius
Well-Known Member
I'd expect to get about 20-30% less than what you paid, best case scenario. A jeweler might take it off your hands, but like I said, I wouldn't expect anything close to full price (maybe 50% from a jeweler). They have to invest capital in something that may take months to sell, chances are you will get even less than that. What quality are the diamonds?
Your best bet, as others have said, to get close to full price is definitely going to be Ebay, but you'll probably be waiting a long time (maybe you'll get lucky though!).
Your best bet, as others have said, to get close to full price is definitely going to be Ebay, but you'll probably be waiting a long time (maybe you'll get lucky though!).
