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3 Things You Might Not Know About Jewelry Repair
… toughest materials. So, why would something made from such strong substances need regular maintenance? The answer is twofold. First, the metals and gemstones in jewelry are not always as impervious as we imagine. Gold, platinum, and silver are very soft as metals go. In fact, a large part of what makes them perfect for jewelry is how soft and workable they are. The result of this, however, is that the daily wear and tear we put on our jewelry takes more of a toll than we…
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Why Would a Gemologist Pay Less for Your Jewelry?
…, excellent cuts are around 60% to 62.5% depth. He paid considerably more than you can buy the stone for wholesale which is great for the client who sold it. Unfortunately, after I pointed out the true color and cut of the stone, the … and telling his customers all kinds of misinformation. He is not a professional gemologist but a charismatic salesman willing to say anything to make the sale. Getting the most money for your jewelry is the goal. Simply put there are …
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Win 0.50ct Diamond Stud Earrings
… for? Post your story today, and you could be rocking some new bling by Valentine’s Day! Hate Waiting? If you’d rather not wait to see if you are one of our contest winners, we have a fantastic selection of earrings and gifts on sale right now. Here are just a few pieces available online. You can also browse all gifts or visit us in person for an even bigger selection. Official Contest Rules By entering this contest, you verify that you have read and accept the …
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How Much is My Jewelry Worth?
… to understand. The equation for intrinsic value is: intrinsic value = metal value + gem value The metal (gold, silver, platinum, etc.) and gems (diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, etc.) are valued as raw materials based on current market rates… and gemstones, not as a whole piece of jewelry. Some other names for intrinsic value are: cash value, cash wholesale value, and scrap value. Let’s look at an example. Assume a ring is made out of 5 grams of 14k gold and it has a 0.25 …
