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Welcome to JewelrySoupJewelry Soup: Diamond Ring Jewelry, Diamond Engagement Ring, Pawn Shop Question: Can you Pawn in diamond Rings with misisng Diamonds?
I got a diamond ring, and I'd like to Pawn it in, but i'm kissing 2-2 diamonds of 11. Will the Pawn shop still take it? I heard they will...Answer: Yes any gold diamonds ect.
Yes any gold diamonds ect.Answer: sure but won't give much probably scrap value.
sure but won't give much probably scrap value.Answer: yeah but they wont give you much for it
yeah but they wont give you much for itAnswer: when you pawn something it goes on the weight of the item, ...
when you pawn something it goes on the weight of the item, so it dosn,t matter if there is stones missing.Answer: I believe so coz when you chattel an item in pawn, the value ...
I believe so coz when you chattel an item in pawn, the value is sometimes based on the stone or gold rather than the design or the item as a whole. It also does not matter whether its a family heirloom or a new item. A pawnbroker is like a "licensed money lender" who accepts jewellery and other items of value as collateral for a loan which is about 60% of the assessed value. Now the pawnbroker may just assess the diamonds and the metal rather than the ring as a whole - Good Luck.Answer: I work at a pawn shop. We accept gold or platinum jewelry ...
I work at a pawn shop. We accept gold or platinum jewelry that has stones missing as long as the metal passes our scratch test, as with any other jewelry. The weight of the piece will be multiplied by whatever amount per gram we loan/buy SCRAP jewelry for, which is considerably less than a resaleable piece of jewelry. Don't expect too much. The most I've loaned on a gold ring with missing stones is 30 bucks. Good luck to you. Oh, and if the associate's quote is not to your liking, don't be afraid to say "never mind". We get that all the time.Question: What is my diamond engagement ring worth?
The lady's white gold diamond engagement ring has a center mounting of 1.27 ct brilliant cut [6.94 x 6.95x 4.33 mm round] , 14K white gold, color- I, clarity- SI2, it also has (6) small baguette diamonds weighing .48 carat total and (14) channel set princess cut diamonds weighing .38 carat total. The ring measures 8 mm in width. 3.4 dwt.Answer: You need to get the ring appraised so you can get insurance ...
You need to get the ring appraised so you can get insurance on it.Answer: $2,500
$2,500Answer: Not much.
Not much.Answer: It sounds like quite a nice ring. You should take it into a ...
It sounds like quite a nice ring. You should take it into a jewelry store and ask. Often they will be willing to give you a rough estimate. You should consider getting an appraisal and having it insured. Just byown guess (I work in jewelry), and of course depending on color/clarity, it sounds like at least upwards of 3g!!Question: I have a diamond ring that has 14k cs or c8 stamped on it what does this mean?
Answer: certified sucker (cs)
certified sucker (cs)Answer: means it costs 69.95 plus tax
means it costs 69.95 plus taxAnswer: The 14K tells how much gold is in the band. I think the c8 ...
The 14K tells how much gold is in the band. I think the c8 is the size but i'm not sure.Answer: The 14K tells how much gold is in the band c8 clarity of the ...
The 14K tells how much gold is in the band c8 clarity of the diamondQuestion: How can I place the diamonds off my engagement ring to another ring?
I basically want a new ring setting and have no idea how to go about itAnswer: Go to a good, reputable jeweler. I've always liked ...
Go to a good, reputable jeweler. I've always liked small, family-run jewelry stores. Alot of the times, the owner/jeweler is also a jewelry designer. They should be able to place your diamonds into whatever you want (I've had lots of jewelry redesigned)....Answer: Go to a local (and reputable) jeweler. You can give them an ...
Go to a local (and reputable) jeweler. You can give them an idea of how you want to reset your stones and they tell if it can be done. If it can't be done, they can give you ideas of different settings.Answer: Just pop it out with a screwdriver. Duh.
Just pop it out with a screwdriver. Duh.Answer: If you go to a good Goldsmith/ jeweller they should have no ...
If you go to a good Goldsmith/ jeweller they should have no problem in doing this for you. If you want to know more information about the usual process here is a good link that explains it all,
http://www.wightmangoldsmiths.co.uk/restyling.htm
You also may find this interesting too,
http://www.wightmangoldsmiths.co.uk/timeless.htm
I hope this is useful to you.Question: How much is a 5/8 carat diamond ring worth if sold to pawn shop or jewelry buyer?
I have so many diamond rings that bear bad memories I am trying to get rid of.Answer: To be honest, it won't be worth a lot. Pawn Brokers and ...
To be honest, it won't be worth a lot. Pawn Brokers and Jewllers usually give the minimal amount to the seller.
Your best bet is to sell it privately or auction it on e-bay. That way you should get somewhere near to the price you want.Answer: The won't give you barely any money. I got $1,000 for ...
The won't give you barely any money. I got $1,000 for three diamond rings: 2 1/2 carat engagement rings, and another ring with many smaller diamonds in it. It was a horrible deal.Answer: The answer will mainly depend upon the quality of the ...
The answer will mainly depend upon the quality of the diamonds, the type of metal used for the setting and the general condition of the ring.
To give you an idea, we own a diamond jewellery company in the UK and we would sell a 0.65 carat diamond ring in 18k gold for between $1600 to $5000 depending upon the quality of the diamonds used.
The market for second hand jewellery that has no sentimental value to the new owner I'm afriad is not strong. I would estimate you could look to recieve about 20-30% of the retail value if the ring is uncertified and perhaps upto 50% if the ring is a modern design and certified but this would be through ebay rather than trading it into pawn shop.
I'd suggest getting a good idea of the new value first by looking at one of the on-line jewellery stores. As well as ourselves, Bluenile are also a good option for this purpose.Answer: I work at a pawn shop. Let me school you in that area. A 5/8 ...
I work at a pawn shop. Let me school you in that area. A 5/8 carat is......62 points. The point value is just a decimal amount of the size. I work better with decimals :). Alot depends on the quality and cut of the diamond. I'll give youpawn shops rates: An I2 or I3 clarity 5/8 size will bring you $60. An I1 clarity will bring you $80, SI will bring $140, VS will bring $250, plus gold weight. |
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