If we give my bullion Jewellery to Pawn emporium that have couple of changed stones,how most % we can get?Like we wish to know will we get a income for changed stones as good together with a gold???Precious mill embody solid & alternative stones.
Any answer will be helpful.I will demeanour brazen for yours’ reply.
Thanks.
Tags: diamond, Gold Jewellery, Pawn Shop, Precious Stone, Precious Stones
March 13th, 2010 at 8:31 am
It depends, they weight the jewerly and go by that!
March 14th, 2010 at 9:24 pm
Depends on the place and the weight of the jewelry.
March 17th, 2010 at 1:14 pm
You’d be better off selling it to a jeweler that can give you a value on the stones. At a pawn shop they just give you what the gold is worth by weight.
March 20th, 2010 at 5:21 am
As a former pawnbroker, may I answer this?
Your item(s) will be valued on a number of points.
1.) Raw material value: whether it is made up of gold, platinum, or silver; the “melt value” will be an important component of the overall value assigned.
2.) Diamonds, precious, and semi precious stones will be key to adding additional value. However, if a diamond or diamonds make up the major value of the item, more attention will be given to them in calculating the final value.
3.)Intrinsic value, craftsmanship or brand will be the important third leg that might add much more value: such a ring made by Cartier.
Rarely ever will you recieve the retail price of your item as the jewelry industry has extremely high markups at the point of sale.
March 22nd, 2010 at 8:57 pm
pawm shops aren’t going to give you much if anything .
they are out to make money and do not make money by giving people value for there stuff they bring in.
i suggest finding an actually jewellery store or someone who specialise in that .