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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: Diamond Bracelet Jewelry Question: how much is my diamond bracelet worth? PLEASE help!!!?
ok, so its about 7 inches long, its gold and I think a little bit of silver. the diamonds are [about???] 1.0 mm in diameter and there are 48 of them. it came in a black box and a slip of paper that reads : Certificate of Authenticity This Certificate of Authenticity is to verify that the stones offered in your tennis bracelet are genuine, natural Diamonds. Each genuine Diamond has been hand-cut and fully faceted by skilled artisans to bring out its true beauty. Furthermore, each genuine Diamond in your bracelet mets the exacting specifications of our certified gemologist. D.M. Donato, Director of Jewelry Merchandice So, can you PLEASE tell me what its worth?!?!?!?!
Thanks!Answer: I think that is worth about 3 to 350
I think that is worth about 3 to 350Answer: http://www.diamondtrade.com
http://www.diamondtrade.comAnswer: husbands is 7 inches long solid and its a proper gem
my husbands is 7 inches long solid and its a proper gemAnswer: I don't want to guess, so I'll just tell you: Take ...
I don't want to guess, so I'll just tell you: Take it to a jeweler, they can tell you what it's worth.
Avoid taking it to the pawn shop, if you're considering selling it; they can't grade diamonds, so they usually only go by the gold weight, and you'll get totally ripped off.Answer: first can you buy it , did they say you have to pay for ...
first can you buy it , did they say you have to pay for it,and a real diamond bracelet cost $5.6 billionAnswer: There will be a big difference in the worth if you are ...
There will be a big difference in the worth if you are buying, selling or insuring this bracelet. I would bring the whole box with certificate to one or two of the Mall Jewelry stores. Ask them the retail value of the bracelet. This is the price someone would have paid for it. If you are thinking of selling it, you will need to use the whole sale price to sell. Hope this helps.Answer: Im Not Very Experienced With Jewelry And All =/ But I Do ...
Im Not Very Experienced With Jewelry And All =/ But I Do Know A Little! Anyways, Judging Your Bracelet Is A TENNIS BRACELET, Id Say It Is About In The 500-1000 Range. I Might Be Wrong Depending On How Many Karats The Gold Is, Though. Silver, On The Other Hand... Very Valuable Bracelet. Have It Estimated If You REALLY REALLY Are In Need Of An Estimation ;) I Would Say Hold On To Your Bracelet For A While! My Mom's 2 Karat Diamond Ring Went From About A Few Thosand To 32,000. So Hold On To It, And It Might Be A LOT More Valuable!! Good Luck.
~Aly**Answer: I would say about 10,000 just a guess
i would say about 10,000 just a guessQuestion: I want to sell my diamond tennis bracelet at a pawn shop. Is this a horrible idea?
It's white gold, maybe two and half carats. It looks like a bunch of little s's linked together with diamonds. Has anyone ever sold anything to a pawn shop before. Just looking for some feedback. Thanks.Answer: I hate pawn shops. they give you like, half the money of ...
i hate pawn shops. they give you like, half the money of which the item is actually worth. try selling it on Ebay or something. Or, keep it.Answer: That is a terrible idea! The Pawn Shop will barely even ...
That is a terrible idea! The Pawn Shop will barely even give you a small fraction of what that bracelet is worth. Check with small jewlery shops that have been in the area before. Even if they can't buy it, they might be able to tell you how to go about selling it the right way. The pawn shop is just a big rip off! A friend of mine took a fairly new XBOX to the pawn shop once and they only gave her $20 for it! XBOXes cost 2-300 dollars!Answer: BAD IDEA!!! Unless you're looking to chuck it and get ...
BAD IDEA!!! Unless you're looking to chuck it and get some really fast cash, a pawn shop just isn't worth it. They will rip you off royally. If you really want to get rid of it and make some possibly decent money, put it on Ebay or some other auction site. It may take a little more time and effort, but you'll make so much more.Answer: Pawn shops are a major scam...while you may get cash on the ...
Pawn shops are a major scam...while you may get cash on the spot, you'll end up losing a lot of money. When I've sold some ofpieces I did the following: First, you should have it appraised from one or more reputable jewelers. With document in hand, try finding a jeweler who will either buy it from you or let you sell on consignment. Ebay is another option. Good luck!Answer: . Bad idea. Pawn shops still have to make money, so they ...
. Bad idea. Pawn shops still have to make money, so they will add a big mark-up on it for them... not for you. Buy the way if it came from a Pawn shop, nobody would believe it is real anyway b/c they usually have just junk there so the money u would get would not be worth the real value. Save it & check with a jewler or something.Question: how much is a GORGEOUS 13.5CT 45 RUSSIAN DIAMOND 18K BRACELET B010 worth?
Answer: 50 cents?
50 cents?Answer: I got mine at walmart for $4.99
I got mine at walmart for $4.99Answer: that depends on the size and quality of each stone. are ...
that depends on the size and quality of each stone. are there lots of tiny diamonds or less but bigger? less but bigger is worth more. Are there any inclusions or are they all flawless?Answer: I saw the bracelet that you described on ebay for $24.99. ...
I saw the bracelet that you described on ebay for $24.99. The bracelet uses Russian simulant diamonds, which are not real diamonds. If they were real high quality diamonds the bracelet would cost more than a car-- probably over $40,000. At the price on Ebay, the bracelet would have to be gold plated, because there is no way that the bracelet would be sold for that cheap if it had solid gold.Question: what is GORGEOUS 13.5CT 45 RUSSIAN DIAMOND 18K BRACELET B010?
Answer: how much?
how much?Answer: a pretty diamond bracelet
a pretty diamond braceletAnswer: It sounds to me like it is an 18K gold (either white or ...
It sounds to me like it is an 18K gold (either white or yellow) bracelet with 45 Russian diamonds totaling 13.5 carats. What this means is that the gold that the bracelet is made out of is 75% pure gold. (24K is 100% pure gold) The diamonds are approximately 30 points (approx. 1/3 of a carat each). The B010 could possibly be the item number??
Hope this helps and I hope the bracelet is priced right! :)Question: What can I get for a 10K White Gold 1/8 Carat t.w. Diamond Bracelet if I pawn it in?
Answer: depends on where you go. prices vary from place to place, ...
depends on where you go. prices vary from place to place, you see. i'm not sure why. greed, probably.Answer: Not much...the diamonds are probable broken up to equal 1/8 ...
Not much...the diamonds are probable broken up to equal 1/8 and the gold is only 10K but they go by the overall weight to determine the price.Answer: probably 2 grand or less
probably 2 grand or lessAnswer: IT Depends on many factor but generally 60% of the actual ...
IT Depends on many factor but generally 60% of the actual valueAnswer: you can check the price
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