Sell diamonds in Miami
Ask the store about evaluating a loose diamond or a diamond jewelry piece.
Connect the paperwork to the actual piece.
Know what comes next.
Start with the details that matter to this visit. Final arrangements are discussed with the store.
Call (305) 324-6111Reports and context
Bring any grading report or prior description with the actual item. A report and a photograph need to be connected to the piece under discussion; neither is a purchase offer.
Plan the next step
Call or email the store with a description of your item and the purpose of your visit. Confirm current requirements, any fees and availability before traveling. A preliminary conversation does not establish a valuation, acceptance or reservation.
Connect the paperwork to the actual piece.
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A closer look before you decide.
Open the topics that matter to your item.
Describe the whole piece
Say whether you have a loose stone, ring, earrings or another item. Note what you know about the metal and stone, and separate documented details from assumptions. A photograph cannot establish all grading characteristics or the origin of a stone.
Bring the available report
If you have a grading report, receipt or prior description, bring it with the item. Ask how the report relates to the stone being assessed. Do not assume an old description resolves every question about the current piece or establishes a purchase offer.
Ask what is being considered
Clarify whether the proposed transaction concerns the complete piece or particular components. Ask which details the store can assess and whether additional verification is needed. Confirm all terms with the team before deciding to sell or trade.
Documents to bring with a diamond
Keep reports and item details together for a more useful evaluation conversation.
Let’s work out your next move.
Describe your item or the visit you are planning. Start with the team in Little Havana.