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Gold Jewelry Buyers
Once the decision to sell your jewelry is made your next decision is where to sell it–you want a buyer who is qualified in assessing and purchasing jewelry. There are gold, platinum, silver, and diamond jewelry buyers who specialize in each one of these precious metals and gemstone jewelry available online to you. Cash4Gold.com only works with qualified jewelry buyers who can help you sell your jewelry at a fair price. For the full view of choices available to you just type in what you are looking for in the search bar and hit enter. You definetely want to shop around to find the gold jewelry buyer who is going to give you the most money for your jewelry.
Here at Cash4Gold.com we have gold jewelry buyers, diamond jewelry buyers and silver buyers available 24 hours a day and seven days a week for your convenience. The most important thing each qualified buyer of precious metal looks for in a piece of jewelry is the amount of the platinum, gold, or silver the jewelry actually contains. If the jewelry is in mint and complete condition it can be purchased for resale, if the jewelry is out of fashion or defaced in any way it loses it’s retail value and the qualified buyer will buy the piece for the actual amount of precious metal it contains once it is melted down and extracted.
Make sure that the buyer you are going to do business with is a legitimate person by investigating the business’s license. Check to see if it is listed with the Better Business Bureau. Qualified jewelry buyers can also be found at your local jewelry store or through jewelry trade shows online and in your area.
Don’t be afraid to ask questions and don’t sell to the first qualified jewelry buyer that catches your eye. Shop around first. Usually, when you are in the market to sell your jewelry the first step to making it happen is to educate yourself about what your trying to sell.
At Cash4Gold.com we feel that educating our customers goes hand in hand with great customer service.
A qualified diamond jewelry buyer is someone who will pay for the absolute value of your piece of jewelry which in laymens’ terms means the most money. A silver jewelry buyer or platinum buyer will pay more than the pawnshops or anybody you find in your local newspaper claiming to give you top dollar for your jewelry. A qualified jewelry buyer will buy your gold, estate jewelry, loose diamonds, platinum, necklaces, watches, rings, high end jewelry and fashion items that you want to get rid of for more money than you could get anywhere else. If given some insight into what a qualified jewelry buyer is you might be able to find one more easily.
To meet jewelry buyer qualification standards, a buyer must have a federal tax I.D. number, a current retail sales tax license, a current business license and proof that their business makes bulk purchases in jewelry a few times in a year. Most qualified jewelry buyers are accredited through these organizations: Gemological Institute of America (GIA), the International Society of Appraisers, the International Watch and Jewelry Guild, the American Gem Trade Association, and/or the Jewelers Board of Trade. A genuine qualified buyer will display their certification with one of these institutions. For anyone looking to find a qualified buyer the sites of those associations would be the best places to find one. Many qualified buyers can be found by way of selling your jewelry on consignment over the internet through a jewelry store that offers consignment sales.
Selling Your Jewelry
After you decide to sell your jewelry, your first question will probably be, what is it worth? The answer to your question is that it is worth as much as somebody else is willing to pay you for it. Here we have the rule of supply and demand in perfect synchronicity. Since there is a difference between appraised value and market value you need to know the difference between them. Depending on who did the appraisal and for what reason the appraisal was done you would be able to gauge whether or not the appraisal was based on the genuine credentials of the jewelry. More often than not, there are factors thrown in with the appraisal that makes the appraisal dishonest and misleading. If you need to have your piece appraised have it done by an appraiser that you take it to. Since there are no regulations governing the description of value of jewelry your best bet for getting the most out of your piece is to find a qualified jewelry buyer who will give you the most money for it.
If diamonds are the pieces of jewelry you are selling you need to find a buyer who will use them legally in business. Shop around to find the buyer who will give you the best price for your diamonds. If you think that you are being offered below market prices then look up what the diamonds similar to your own are going for on the internet. This should let you know if someone is trying to rob you or make you a fair deal.
A fine piece of jewelry such as one with diamonds in it receives its’ value from not only the obvious, cut, clarity, color, and carat but also from the piece it is set into. Features that a buyer would look for would be the age of a piece and who created the piece. Features such as these add value to a piece of fine jewelry if you know what to look for. A qualified jewelry buyer does.
Other places to look for qualified jewelry buyers include The American Gem Society, Diamond Council Of America, Diamond Dealers Club, Gemological Institute Of America, Jewelers Of America, Jewelers Security Alliance, MJSA, and the Women’s Jewelry Association.
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