our How To Sell Diamond Jewelry
There are a lot of reasons why families might be in a difficult financial position. Unemployment rates are high. Companies are downsizing. Banks have tightened lending. Home prices are far below their pre-recession levels. The situation is especially difficult for single parent families struggling to make ends meet. In response, many people have turned to jewelry boxes and diamond buyers as sources of quick cash to pay bills and attain financial peace of mind.
San Diego Jewelry Buyers (SDJB) is one of the country’s most recognized diamond buyers. SDJB purchases all types of diamond assets—including extraordinary jewels ordinarily sold at auction houses like Christie’s and Sotheby’s. SDJB says that now is a good time to sell used diamonds and jewelry. Increased demand for diamond jewelry in Asia has pushed diamond prices higher this past year. That means customers can now receive more cash when selling diamond jewelry assets.
If you want to sell diamond jewelry, use some caution and common sense. It’s easier to be taken advantage of when selling diamonds versus selling gold. The value of your gold can be estimated by looking at the day’s spot price on the gold market. The value of diamond jewelry is more subjective. The best cash prices for pre-owned diamond jewelry are paid by dedicated diamond buyers like San Diego Jewelry Buyers, who have multiple resale channels locally, nationally, and worldwide. These channels help diamond buyers like SDJB give higher appraisals for used diamond jewelry. Higher diamond appraisals mean more cash for the seller.
San Diego Jewelry Buyers regularly offers tips to jewelry sellers. Here are answers to 4 common questions regarding how to sell diamond jewelry:
1) Should I get my diamond jewelry appraised?
Getting a formal written appraisal can be expensive. The price makes it not worth it for diamond jewelry valued at less than $2000—because remember the appraisal fee is reducing the cash you’ll have in hand when you sell your diamond jewelry. If you do seek a written appraisal, remember to ask the diamond appraiser to appraise the item’s resale or pre-owned market value.
The best route in most situations is to obtain a free diamond appraisal from a few different jewelry buyers or pawn shops. These verbal appraisals should give you a good idea of your item’s worth on the resale market. However, be aware that market appraisals from traditional jewelry stores may be inflated. This occurs because the jewelry store does not want you to know how high they mark up new diamond jewelry. Lastly, you always want a professional opinion on what a family heirloom might be worth. The item may be worth a lot more, or a lot less, than everyone in the family thinks.
2) What kind of cash offer can I expect for my diamond jewelry?
The retail price paid for diamonds or diamond jewelry is usually at least 3X the manufacturing cost—this applies even to those diamonds bought online or reportedly sold at “wholesale” prices. Therefore, do not expect to receive a cash offer that comes close to your jewelry’s original sales price or an appraisal value that was obtained for insurance purposes.
When researching prices on eBay, be sure to look at similar used items from the same brand/manufacturer. Also make sure to look at “Completed Listings” (under “Advanced Search”) to see what items actually sold for. Most the items you see listed on eBay as “Buy It Now” don’t actually end up selling at those prices. Either the pieces sit unsold for an indefinite period, or the seller ends up accepting a lower offer.
The “Completed Listings” prices for used diamond jewelry may be somewhat higher on eBay than those offered by a local diamond buyer. However, in some cases, a diamond buyer like San Diego Jewelry Buyers may pay you more because they already have individual buyers waiting. In either case, remember that a dedicated diamond buyer needs to make a profit in order to stay in business and provide their services.
3) Where can I sell my diamond jewelry?
When selling diamond jewelry, you have two options. You can sell your diamond to a business that purchases pre-owned diamonds (e.g. a jewelry buyer or pawn shop) or you can sell your diamond jewelry direct to the public. The benefit of selling direct to the public via an online auction site or classified ad is that you can often (but not always) get more cash for your item. The benefit of selling used diamonds to a trusted diamond buyer like SDJB is that it is more secure, easier, and faster.
When choosing a diamond buyer, the most important thing is trust. Look up the diamond buyer’s rating with the Better Business Bureau. Check out reliable reviews at online review sites like Yelp. To evaluate the honesty of the customer reviews, look for reviews that are spaced out over months and years. Be wary of positive reviews that go out of their way to name and criticize another business—as genuine reviewers rarely ever do this.
You can also sell diamond jewelry on consignment. This method of selling a diamond often results in more cash. However, consigning jewelry is only a practical solution if you have time to spare. The seller receives cash only after the item has been sold—which could take a number of weeks or months. San Diego Jewelry Buyers is one popular place where customers can sell diamonds, diamond jewelry, and other luxury merchandise on consignment. SDJB’s online consignment service allows diamond sellers to get more cash for their diamonds while never having to leave the comfort of their homes.
4) Is selling my diamond jewelry the right move?
There are few items more sentimental than diamond jewelry. A diamond ring, bracelet, or necklace usually carries with it enduring feelings of passion, love, and tenderness. Selling diamond jewelry is especially difficult if it came from someone who has now departed. Be sure to explore your feelings toward the diamond jewelry you are selling. Is your attachment greater than the cash you are going to receive? How deeply will you regret the sale in a year or two? Are there any other less sentimental assets that you might be able to sell if you need cash?
At the same time, remember that while “a diamond is forever,” it is just a material object. If you must sell diamond jewelry due to a hard financial situation, don’t kick yourself about it. It is only a symbol of affection and those symbols can be replaced. If the loved one who gave the diamond jewelry is gone, they would surely prefer that you use it to obtain some peace of mind than hold onto it for sentimental reasons.
San Diego Jewelry Buyers is an A+ BBB estate buyer and luxury pawnbroker. We are located on the ground floor of the Beaumanor Building in the historic Gaslamp Quarter of Downtown San Diego—on the NE corner of 6th Ave and E street. Our estate store and offices are just blocks from Horton Plaza Mall and Petco Park. For more info call (619) 236-9603.
How To Sell Jewelry to Estate Buyers
1. Before talking about how to sell jewelry, let’s define what estate jewelry is–since there is some confusion over this term. Estate jewelry is any used jewelry (i.e. previously owned). Antique jewelry, on the other hand, usually refers to any jewelry that is at least 70 years old.
2. As with any kind of used product, the value of your estate jewelry will be based largely on what kind of demand there is for it (along with the intrinsic value of the gemstones and precious metals used). To help gauge the demand for your estate jewelry, try looking it up on e-bay and note the number of similar items for sale, and what the auction prices are.
3. Identifying your estate jewelry might not be easy if it is antique, since many old jewelry makers did not use hallmarks: those marks that identify the maker. If you are having trouble identifying your estate jewelry, you likely will want to have it appraised if you think it is worth over $1000. Before doing so, please read our article on jewelry appraising and appraisers in San Diego.
4. Inspect your estate jewelry closely (under a magnifying glass if possible), and look for any solder marks. Any signs of solder marks in your estate jewelry will lower its value. Also look for any tiny cracks in the gemstones, which will also lower the piece’s value. Use a penlight also to help you spot hairline cracks.
5. Take note that a lot of Art Deco period jewelry contains synthetic stones, while much “Orient” jewelry from the ‘60s are reproductions of more valuable estate jewelry, with white gold sometimes being used instead of platinum. Natural gemstones are valued at prices many times higher than synthetic stones.
6. It is often more difficult to sell your estate bridal jewelry (especially used wedding bands) due to superstitious reasons, and the fear that they might carry bad luck.
7. If your estate jewelry is signed from a leading jewelry maker or brand, such as Cartier, George Jensen, Tiffany, Van Cleef & Arpels, Lalique, or Boucheron, this jewelry will likely be worth at least double that of a similar unsigned piece of estate jewelry.
8. While damaged or broken estate jewelry is usually not worth the restoration costs, (because the jewelry will just be melted down anyway), if your estate jewelry is from a leading, highly sought-after, brand, then restoration might be considered. Consult with a local San Diego jeweler who offers repair services.
9. If you are trying to sell estate jewelry via an online auction site or some other retail outlet, be sure to have it properly cleaned. If you are unsure at all about how to properly clean your estate jewelry, have a professional do it. It won’t cost much, and many San Diego jewelers offer cleaning as a free service to their established customers.
10. If your estate jewelry is rare and of very high value, you might consider selling it to a leading auction house, such as Christie’s or Sotheby’s. One drawback though is that you will often have to wait a few months before your estate jewelry gets put up for auction, which doesn’t help if you need cash now for your estate jewelry.
11. Finding another consumer in San Diego to buy your estate jewelry is usually the most profitable avenue to sell jewelry; but this often can be a time-consuming process. Before taking this avenue, you should put a price on what your time and energy is worth. Then evaluate if it makes sense to spend 10-20 hours or more, over several weeks, trying to find a buyer for your estate jewelry, just to make a little extra money over what a good jewelry buyer would offer you.
12. Protect yourself! If you sell jewelry to a stranger, never meet the potential jewelry buyer in your house. Meet the buyer in a public place, like a shopping mall or restaurant. Even better, meet at the potential buyer’s bank. That way, if the buyer is interested in your fine jewelry, they can get the cash right away, and you can complete the transaction in a safe, secure, environment.
14. If you need cash quick and go to sell jewelry at a San Diego pawn shop, keep in mind that the price you will be offered will likely be based only on the scrap metal price and the intrinsic value of the gemstone. For designer pieces, whose value is enhanced by style, brand, and craftsmanship, it is best to consult with a buyer, like San Diego Jewelry Buyers, which specializes in fine branded jewelry.
For more info on how to sell jewelry for cash today, contact San Diego Jewelry Buyers for a free, no hassle, appraisal.
We are San Diego’s trusted A+ BBB rated jewelry buyer and estate buyer.
Questions to Ask Your San Diego Gold Buyer
1. How will you weigh my gold, in grams or pennyweights?
CORRECT ANSWER: Grams.
REASON: Grams are today’s industry standard, so if a San Diego gold buyer says he will weigh the gold in pennyweights then he will be the exception. Those who weigh gold in pennyweights often give poorer buying offers, depending on their policy regarding the rounding of amounts. You should ask a potential gold buyer if he is at least willing to weigh your gold in grams and do all of the calculations in grams for you. This will make it easier for you to comparison shop.
2. How much are you paying per gram today for 14 karat gold (or 10K, or 18K, etc.)?
CORRECT ANSWER: According to today’s market price of gold, we are paying ___ per gram for 14K gold (or 10K, or 18K, etc.).
REASON: Some gold buyers and refineries will use deceptive techniques in order to get you into their store. For example, they might say, “Today’s gold price is ___ per gram.” Then when you come in they will explain that the price they quoted you on the phone was what they sell gold for, not what they buy it for. They do this in hopes of capturing a certain number of people who will still go through with the transaction despite the “misunderstanding.”
3. Do you pay extra for diamonds and gemstones, or do you deduct for the weight of the stones like some businesses do?
CORRECT ANSWER: With diamonds, it depends on the size, quality, and way they’re set in the jewelry. For example, if we are buying the jewelry for scrap and the diamonds are very small, of low quality, and set in such a way that it will be difficult to separate them from the gold, then we won’t be able to pay for the diamonds, since taking them out without breaking them could cost more than what they are worth. However, if they are of a certain size and quality, and can be removed from the piece without too much effort, then we will add for the value of the diamonds.
In the case of small color stones we use a similar criteria, except they will be worth substantially less in most cases. In the case of large stones of low-value, we either deduct for the weight of these stones, or take them out of the piece and value them separately. In the case of all stones of higher value, such as precious gemstones and diamonds, we will assess their value and add to it to the price we offer for the gold. In the case of jewelry that we do not plan to scrap, we would value the gold, diamonds, and gemstones individually to come up with the final price for the piece.
REASON: You should avoid businesses that say they deduct for the weight of the diamonds and stones, and leave it at that, since this is not a practical blanket policy. They should be willing to assess each item according to the more specific factors, such as those stated above.
4. Do you pay extra for designer gold jewelry? Can you please name a few brands that you pay more for?
CORRECT ANSWER: Yes. Tiffany, Cartier, and Van Cleef & Arpels, to name a few.
REASON: Whether you have any designer gold jewelry or not, it is useful to know that the gold buyer is willing and able to pay more for jewelry coming from a well-known designer, since that means he has the knowledge to buy your jewelry for the correct price it’s worth, rather than just following a blanket policy of paying so much per gram for the gold, since you just might have an antique Cartier or Tiffany piece in your jewelry box that you didn’t even know about (such as one handed down by a relative), and you want to work with buyers who can recognize such pieces, point them out to you, and be willing to pay you a premium for them.
5. How long have you been in business, and what is your background in the jewelry industry?
CORRECT ANSWER: There are several correct ways this question could be answered. As a rule of thumb, a San Diego gold refinery or buyer should tell you either A) that he’s been in business for over a year and has documented evidence of being involved in the jewelry industry (on the retail or manufacturing side) for over 5 years; or B) that he’s been in business as a jewelry buyer for over 5 years.
REASON: In rough economic times like these, there are hundreds of new people and companies getting into the gold buying business looking to prey on people’s unfortunate circumstances. These are the kind of businesses that immediately offer you a higher amount when you reject their first buying offer; and then a higher cash amount again when you reject their second offer. As with any kind of serious business transaction, you want to be dealing with proven professionals with expertise in their field so as to achieve the best results.
6. Are there any complaints listed against you with the Better Business Bureau?
CORRECT ANSWER: 1) We have no complaints. 2) We have had a couple complaints over the years due to misunderstanding but these have all been successfully resolved, as has been documented by the Better Business Bureau.
REASON: As mentioned earlier, there are lots of new San Diego gold buyers looking to take advantage of consumers’ lack of familiarity with selling gold. And one way to spot these companies is by checking whether the gold buyer you are considering has had multiple complaints filed against them. Misunderstandings can always occur, and you should never pre-judge a company simply because a single compliant has been filed, especially if that complaint was documented by the BBB as being successfully resolved. But if a company has been hit with multiple unresolved consumer complaints that should be a clear warning sign to you.
7. Will you pay me today by cash or by check?
CORRECT ANSWER: 1) We will pay you today in cash. 2) We will pay you by cashier’s check (this should only be accepted from an established San Diego gold jewelry buyer with a bricks and mortar store).
REASON: When you sell your gold, you should have cash in your hand TODAY. That is the industry standard among professional gold jewelry buyers. If the buyer says that they will give you a business check or personal check, search for another gold buyer.
For more info on how to sell gold jewelry and bullion for cash today, contact San Diego Jewelry Buyers for a free, no hassle, appraisal.
We are San Diego’s trusted A+ BBB rated gold refinery and gold jewelry buyer.
Best Place to Sell My Gold News Reports
The following YouTube posted news videos include tips on “how to sell my gold” and reviews of gold buyers that will help you get the most money for your gold jewelry, scrap gold, gold coins, and dental gold. All news videos seen below are from trusted news organizations. When you sell gold, more information means more money. So take your time, and make an informed decision when selecting a gold buyer, be it in San Diego or any city nationwide.
ABC News: “Fool’s Gold?”
An informative investigative report by ABC on mail-in gold refineries like Cash4Gold, and why should be the last place you sell scrap gold, dental gold, and gold jewelry.
WBAL TV 11 News. “Tips For Selling Gold Jewelry”
Investigative team discovers during a hidden camera investigation that when trying to sell used gold, you need to shop around first.
Money Talks News: “Sell My Gold By Mail Doesn’t Pay”
News program sent equal lengths of gold chain to different mail-in gold purchasers (Cash4Gold, TurnGold2Cash, and GoldKit). Guess how much they were offered? Not much. Gold selling tips.
CBS Early Show: “How to Sell Your Gold”
CBS reporter investigates how to get the most cash for gold and what gold buyers to avoid when searching for “the best place to sell my gold.”
For more info on how to sell gold for cash today, contact San Diego Jewelry Buyers for a free, no hassle, appraisal.
We are San Diego’s trusted A+ BBB rated gold buyer and gold refinery.
How to Sell an Antique Diamond Ring
In this SDJB knowledge article, you will find information on antique diamond rings and how to sell an antique diamond ring for a fair cash price. The first thing to establish when selling an antique diamond ring is whether or not the diamond ring is actually an antique. Is a 50 year old diamond ring an antique? No, if you were to sell a 50 year old diamond ring, this ring would be considered vintage jewelry.
Most professional jewelers classify antique diamond rings as being those diamond rings which are at least 100 years old–this is also the age cited in government guidelines for the classification of antique jewelry. Now that we know the minimum age of an antique diamond ring, we can break things down even further. The jewelry making periods for antique diamond rings are as follows:
Georgian Jewelry (1714-1837) – Antique diamond rings from the Georgian period include pointed cut diamond rings, table cut diamond rings, antique rose cut diamond rings, old mine cut diamond rings, Mazarin cut diamond rings, and Peruzzi cut diamond rings (the last three diamond cuts being also referred to as old brilliant cut).
Victorian Jewelry (1837-1900) – Antique diamond rings from the Victorian period could include all those types of diamond rings cited under Georgian jewelry, as well as single cut diamond rings and old European cut diamond rings.
Art Nouveau Jewelry (1895-1915) – Antique diamond rings from the Art Nouveau period could include all of those mentioned above, as well as those diamond ring cuts we mention next for the coinciding Edwardian period.
Edwardian Jewelry (1901-1915) – Antique diamond rings from this period could include the previously mentioned diamond ring cuts, but more prominently we find during the Edwardian period the introduction of emerald-cut diamond rings, marquise cut diamond rings, baguette cut diamond rings, cushion cut diamond rings, and old European cut diamond rings.
Unless an antique diamond ring is a family heirloom, it is usually hard for the average person to identify what historical period their ring is from because antique diamond rings from different periods often share similarities in motifs and styling. It can be hard even for a professional jeweler to sometimes identify the exact age of an antique diamond ring.
That is why when selling an antique diamond ring it is important to consult with an estate jewelry buyer who has many years of experience buying and selling estate jewelry. Evaluating the worth of an antique diamond ring is much trickier than appraising the worth of a contemporary diamond ring. Your diamond ring buyer must be able to:
- Assess the rarity of your antique diamond ring.
- Assess the craftsmanship of your antique diamond ring in comparison to other diamond rings from the same jewelry making period.
- Asses the quality and uniqueness of the old diamond cut in relationship to antique diamond cuts from the same jewelry making era.
- Assess the demand for your antique diamond ring on the global antique jewelry and estate jewelry marketplace.
When choosing where to sell an antique diamond ring, you need to keep the four above skills in mind and evaluate whether or not your estate jewelry buyer has the required experience and qualifications.
Customers across the United States choose San Diego Jewelry Buyers (SDJB) as the best place to sell an antique diamond ring because it is an A+ BBB company that clearly has the expertise to accurately appraise the value of antique diamond rings. SDJB also has the financial resources to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for rare and highly valuable antique jewelry.
SDJB partner Izhak Abu is a diamond cutter and international diamond expert. As a professional diamond cutter, Izhak can assess the quality of cut in antique diamonds to a degree that other estate jewelry buyers (who lack his training and experience) cannot.
With Izhak’s 20+ years of experience as a diamond cutter and international diamond trader, it is easy to see why San Diego Jewelry Buyers has become a popular alternative to selling antique diamond rings at auction houses like Sotheby’s or Christie’s.
If you sell an antique diamond ring at auction, the process involves significant waits and uncertainty. However, when you sell antique diamond rings to San Diego Jewelry Buyers, you receive an immediate fair cash payment based on a highly accurate appraisal of your diamond ring’s estate value.
To schedule a free market appraisal of your antique diamond ring, call San Diego Jewelry Buyers toll free at: (800) 557-9413.
What is SDJB Paying Cash Today for a 1 Carat Round Diamond, G, VS1 Quality?
The cash price San Diego Jewelry Buyers is paying today for a 1 carat G,VS1 round diamond will depend on various factors related to the features of the particular diamond. But assuming that the diamond is GIA certified, is not damaged (no cracks or chips), is not treated (such as laser injected), has no flourescence, and has an excellent cut grade, polish and symmetry, the cash price we are paying is $6200 based on the September, 2011 Rapaport Diamond Report. This price will fluctuate according the current Rapaport Report, which is published monthly.
What is the Difference Between Estate Jewelry, Vintage Jewelry & Antique Jewelry?
Estate jewelry refers to any second-hand or pre-owned jewelry. Antique jewelry, on the other hand, usually refers to any jewelry that is at least 70 years old. This jewelry might also be described as “vintage,” although many estate jewelers reserve the term “vintage” to describe jewelry that was manufactured from 1920 thru the 1930s. You can buy and sell estate, antique, and vintage jewelry with San Diego Jewelry Buyers with total confidence. We’ve been in the estate jewelry business for decades and have resale contacts nationwide.
Luxury Pawn Shop Launches Video Campaign
San Diego’s original luxury pawn shop San Diego Jewelry Buyers (SDJB) is demonstrating how it exceeds customer expectations with an online video campaign. At San Diego Jewelry Buyers we strive to exceed our clients’ expectations in every possible way. That means bigger cash payments and collateral loans. More information and knowledge. And better and friendlier service,” says an SDJB spokesperson.
Unlike a traditional San Diego pawn shop, San Diego Jewelry Buyers deals only in portable luxury assets such as fine jewelry, gold coins, large carat diamonds, Rolex watches, and designer handbags. They employ GIA trained gemologists, diamond cutters, and professionally-trained estate buyers. Clients can sell their luxury items for an immediate cash payment or receive a no-credit-check cash loan up to $250,000 (and beyond), depending on the value of their items.
“Our clients often tell us that we shouldn’t refer to ourselves as a pawn shop, since their experience is so different from what many would expect with a San Diego pawn shop,” says SDJB. “However, we are a member of the California Pawnbrokers Association and proud to be a part of the state’s pawnbroker community, which has been helping so many people through difficult financial times in recent years.”
In addition to being an advocate for consumers, SDJB believes it is important to be a supporter of the local San Diego pawnbroker community. San Diego Jewelry Buyers’ new video campaign not only demonstrates their unique position as San Diego’s most recognized luxury pawn shop. It also shows how pawn shops today serve people from all walks of life.
SDJB says that many clients come to his San Diego pawn shop not because they necessarily need money to pay bills but because they now view their jewelry boxes and designer fashion closets like a discretionary bank account. “They realize that they can turn that old gold jewelry or Chanel handbag into instant cash to take a vacation, buy a new smart phone, or purchase whatever else their heart desires.”
San Diego Jewelry Buyers has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and is located in the downtown San Diego Gaslamp Quarter. To schedule a free valuation of your items or a free loan consultation, call them toll free at 800-557-9413.
To watch San Diego Jewelry Buyers’ new video series, please go to their YouTube Channel: San Diego Jewelry Buyers Videos.
What is the average San Diego gold buyer paying for a 14K gold ring today?
The average cash price that one can expect when selling a 14k gold wedding band to a San Diego gold buyer today (June 28th) is around $150. However, prices can vary depending on the brand, condition, and age of your gold ring. Certain gold rings from sought-after designer brands could be worth much more.
So to get a true estimate of the resale value of your gold ring, you should schedule a free market appraisal by calling our professional San Diego gold buyers at 800-557-9413. Our verbal gold ring appraisals are offered at absolutely no cost and no obligations whatsoever.
San Diego Payday Loans
San Diego Jewelry Buyers is offering cash loan alternatives to Californians who are considering a San Diego payday loan. The economic downturn has caused many overstretched residents to seek payday loans to pay their monthly bills. The basic idea behind a payday loan is that it is like an advance on a person’s pay check, which should be paid back at the end of the month when they get paid.
“San Diego payday loans can be a good option for those people who immediately pay them back in a week or two,” says Carl Blackburn, owner of San Diego Jewelry Buyers. “The problem is when people suddenly are unable to pay back their payday loans. If a person defaults on a pay day loan, their good credit rating can be ruined by a bad loan report to credit bureaus. Meanwhile, they could find themselves harassed by third party collection agencies.”
San Diego Jewelry Buyers offers an alternative to California payday loans by providing customers with immediate cash loans and business loans based on gift assets like diamonds, fine jewelry, sterling silverware, prestige watches, antique jewelry, and designer handbags. “Many people don’t realize that along with being San Diego’s most prominent buyer of gold, silver, and jewelry, we are also the county’s leading pawnbroker for these items,” says Blackburn.
An SDJB collateral loan is similar to a San Diego payday loan in that it requires absolutely no credit check. However, there are two significant differences: 1) SDJB charges a lower interest rate than most San Diego payday loan providers; and 2) SDJB never reports to credit rating agencies. “Unlike with San Diego payday loans, an SDJB collateral loan doesn’t put your credit rating at risk,” says Blackburn. “If you decide for any reason not to pay back your cash loan, we simply keep the item that you gave us as collateral. No questions asked. No credit reports made.”
Blackburn states that many San Diegans have some old gold jewelry or diamond jewelry that they can use for a temporary collateral loan from San Diego Jewelry Buyers. Since SDJB specializes in these products, they can expect the best appraisals and cash loans from SDJB on these items. Customers should note that San Diego Jewelry Buyers deals only in precious metals, diamonds, and other luxury assets. Blackburn recommends that customers with other types of items to pawn visit traditional San Diego pawn shops for a collateral loan alternative to a payday loan.
For more information about San Diego Jewelry Buyers and their no-credit-check collateral loans, please visit them online at: www.SanDiegoJewelryBuyers.com.
