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Selling Your Fine Jewelry During the Holidays

Thu, 25 Jul 2024 01:28:50 GMT

The holidays are the most wonderful time of the year. However, the expenses that come with celebrating the holidays can, at times, dampen holiday cheer. Throughout November and December, the cost of holiday travel, gifts, and food can add up, making you wish you had just a little more breathing room in your budget. If you’re wishing you had more spending money this holiday season, there’s an easy (yet often overlooked) remedy: selling your unwanted fine jewelry.

There are many reasons for wanting to sell a piece of fine jewelry . Perhaps you no longer enjoy wearing it, or perhaps you inherited a fine piece that doesn’t suit your personal taste. Whatever your reason, if you don’t enjoy wearing or owning a piece of fine jewelry , selling your jewelry is an excellent way to put its monetary value toward something else you may enjoy more. For example, you could use the value of your jewelry to fund a holiday trip, to purchase a special gift for a loved one, or to buy yourself something lovely this holiday season.

If you’re considering selling your jewelry , you may be wondering the best way to do so. Below, we’ve outlined three tips for selling your fine jewelry . These tips will help you gain a better understanding of the worth of your jewelry , the selling process, and what you should look for in a buyer.

1. Understand the Worth of Your Jewelry and How Selling Works

When you sell your jewelry , a buyer will evaluate it to determine their offer amount. So, you do not need to attempt to figure out the exact market value of your jewelry before you sell it. However, it is wise to get a general idea of the worth of your jewelry before you sell it, since this will ensure that you feel more educated and confident at your selling appointment.

A buyer will consider four factors when evaluating your jewelry:

The value of its raw materials. The value of a piece of jewelry’s raw materials will always impact its overall worth. Accordingly, buyers will always evaluate the value of a piece’s raw materials, such as its precious metal or gemstones , when determining their offer.

An item’s condition and how sellable it is. Both the condition of your jewelry and how sellable it is in today’s market will affect its value. If a piece is in good or excellent condition, rather than in poor condition, this has a positive effect on its value. Then, how sellable it is will also affect its value. A buyer will consider whether or not a particular style of jewelry is currently in demand in today’s market. High market demand increases value, while little to no demand decreases value.

If an item has historical value. Not all jewelry has historical value. However, if your jewelry does, this can increase its monetary value. If you are interested in selling a piece that you know has historical value, we generally recommend selling to a buyer that specializes in buying vintage or antique jewelry , since they will have a better understanding of potential historical value.

If a piece is from a well known or collectable brand or designer. Certain brands are more well known or collectable, which makes them more highly desired and, therefore, more valuable. Some examples of well known or collectable jewelry brands and designers include Cartier, Bulgari, Chanel, Harry Winston, Tiffany & Co., and Van Cleef & Arpels.

Before you have your jewelry evaluated by a buyer, we recommend that you consider the above four factors and how they may affect the value of the jewelry you wish to sell. Doing so will give you a better understanding of your jewelry’s value, allowing you to be more confident and knowledgable as you move into the selling process.

2. Choose Your Buyer Carefully

When selling your fine jewelry , it is important that you choose your buyer carefully. We always recommend selling your jewelry in person to a specialist jewelry buyer , since buyers who specialize in purchasing fine jewelry will have a better understanding of its worth. Therefore, they tend to offer more fair prices that reflect the true market value of fine jewelry pieces.

When you search for a specialist jewelry buyer , you will want to find one that is reputable and trustworthy. To find a reputable jewelry buyer , start by searching online for jewelry buyers in your area. Then, inspect their accreditations and reviews. After you have found a few different jewelry buyers that seem reputable, make a selling appointment at several of them. Having your jewelry evaluated by a few different buyers can give you an idea of what a qualified buyer will pay for your jewelry. Then, to decide who you will sell to, we suggest that you go with your gut instinct and sell to the buyer you feel best about.

If you’re looking for a place to sell your jewelry in the Miami area, where we are located, we do still recommend that you follow this process. Do your research about where you can sell jewelry in Miami and search for the best jewelry buyers near you. Inspect your options and vet each buyer by looking at their reviews. Next, go to at least two jewelry buyers so you have an idea of what qualified buyers will pay for your jewelry. Then, visit Jackie Abraham Jewelers to have your jewelry evaluated at a selling appointment with us.

Jackie Abraham Jewelers specializes in buying and selling fine and estate jewelry. We offer highly competitive prices for fine jewelry that reflects the fair market value of each piece. We also treat each customer with the greatest of care in order to provide an exceptional customer experience. While we believe we are the best place to sell your jewelry in the Miami area , we still recommend that you have your jewelry evaluated by more than one jewelry buyer so you can decide who you would like to sell to for yourself. To learn more about selling your jewelry to Jackie Abraham Jewelers, click here .

3. Do Business Where You Feel Most Comfortable

In this last section, we want to talk a bit about the importance of your experience during the selling process. We recommend that you only do business with a buyer that you feel completely comfortable selling to. Sometimes, a person may visit a jewelry buyer and find that they have a bad feeling about selling to them. They may feel unhappy with an experience because a buyer is pressuring them to sell, because they think the offer they received is far from what it should be, or because they simply have an “off” feeling and they cannot pinpoint why. We would suggest that if you ever have a bad feeling about selling to someone, no matter the reason, trust your instincts and take your business elsewhere.

Any legitimate buyer will completely understand that you are under no obligation to sell after getting an offer, so know that you can decline an offer for any reason. When you sell your jewelry, you want to feel happy with both the amount you sell it for and your overall experience. So if for any reason you don’t feeling happy with the idea of taking a particular offer or selling to a particular buyer, find another buyer to do business with.

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Jackie Abraham will provide you with a detailed analysis of your fine jewelry and diamonds before making an offer. Our in-house, GIA-trained gemologist will explain factors that go into determining the offer, including each piece of jewelry’s carat , cut, clarity, color, precious metal, condition, and fair market value. All transactions and jewelry appraisals are kept confidential.

Understanding the Worth of Your Pre-Owned Jewelry

Thu, 25 Jul 2024 01:23:36 GMT

There are many reasons people choose to sell their fine jewelry . For example, a person may have inherited a fine piece that simply isn’t their taste. Or, perhaps they have a piece they once loved, but now no longer brings them any joy. Regardless of the reason, electing to sell unwanted fine jewelry can be a financially savvy choice. Selling jewelry that you no longer love can allow you to put that jewelry’s value toward something you would enjoy far more.

If you’re considering selling your jewelry , you may have wondered: “ what is my jewelry worth ?” There are numerous factors that can affect the value of pre-owned jewelry . But if you’re thinking of selling your jewelry , it’s paramount that you gain an understanding of these factors, and therefore your jewelry’s worth , before you visit a buyer. Learning more about your jewelry’s value will help ensure that you receive its full second-hand value when you decide to sell.

To help you educate yourself before you visit a jewelry buyer , we’ve written this guide to understanding the worth of pre-owned jewelry . Read on to learn everything you need to know about retail vs. resale value, the factors that impact the value of pre-owned jewelry, and the best place to sell fine jewelry.

The Worth of Jewelry : Retail Value vs. Resale Value

Generally, when you sell pre-owned fine jewelry, you can expect to get around 20 to 50% of the original purchase price. There are a few exceptions to this range. For example, very rare and highly desirable pieces may fetch a higher price. However, the vast majority of fine jewelry will receive an offer that is between 20% and 50% of its original price.

If it’s your first time reselling luxury jewelry , this price range may come as a surprise. There are two primary reasons resale and retail jewelry have such different prices: retail price markups and second-hand market values.

When luxury retail stores sell fine jewelry, they must mark up the prices to make a profit, as all businesses do. The markup for new luxury jewelry is, on average, around 250% to 300%. Notably, this markup percentage is sometimes even higher for engagement rings . So, the price paid for new luxury jewelry tends to be significantly higher than the jewelry’s actual value.

Then, second-hand jewelry is simply considered less valuable than new jewelry in the eyes of buyers. Much like when you purchase a new car, the value of jewelry drops the moment you step out of the store.

While the 20% to 50% range is fairly standard for pre-owned jewelry prices, there is, of course, much variation within this range. In the next section, we’ll talk about the factors that impact where your jewelry may fall within this range.

Factors That Impact The Resale Value of Fine Jewelry

There are numerous factors that can affect the purchase price you’ll receive for your pre-owned jewelry. Below, we’ll go over each of them. When assessing your jewelry, consider how all of these factors combined may impact the value of your unique pieces.

Brand

There are certain luxury brands that tend to hold their value better on the second-hand market. Some fine jewelry brands that tend to fetch a higher resale price include Cartier, Chanel, Tiffany & Co., and Van Cleef & Arpels . For example, a solitaire diamond engagement ring from Tiffany & Co . will generally have a higher resale price than an unsigned solitaire diamond engagement ring with the same qualities.

Then, additionally, certain collections from luxury designers may also hold their value better due to their high desirability. For example, pieces from Van Cleef & Arpels’ Alhambra collection tend to have a higher resale value, as this collection is consistently in demand.

Market Value

Whether a piece of jewelry is from a well-known brand or is unsigned, it’s salability in the current market has an enormous impact on its resale price. Simply put, if an item is currently considered more desirable in the eyes of consumers (due to its design, materials, or brand), it will have a higher resale value.

Raw Materials

An item’s raw materials will always impact its resale value. An appraiser will assess a piece’s precious metals and gemstones (including assessing the carat weight and qualities of the gemstones) while determining their buying offer. The quality and carat weight of the stones in gemstone and diamond jewelry can dramatically affect a piece’s value.

Condition

If a piece of jewelry has been well cared for and is in good or excellent condition, this has a positive impact on its resale value. On the other hand, if a piece of jewelry is in poor condition and may require repairs, this has a negative impact on its resale value. For example, if you have a piece of gold jewelry , like a gold and diamond ring, that is covered in scratches or has structural damage, it will fetch a lower price than that same piece would if it were in pristine condition.

Box and Papers for Designer Jewelry

Designer jewelry comes with a box and papers from the designer brand. Collectors often consider a designer piece’s box and papers valuable, so having these items can increase the price you get for your pre-owned jewelry . This is especially true for luxury watche s. Generally, a luxury watch that comes with its original box and papers will sell for a much higher price than it would without its box and papers.

The Best Place to Sell Your Jewelry

After you have assessed your jewelry and gotten an idea of its potential resale value, you will be armed with the knowledge you need to sell your jewelry for a fair price. The only thing left to do is to choose who you will sell to and take it to your chosen appraiser.

There are numerous luxury jewelry selling options available to you. However, we would argue that selling your fine jewelry to a local jewelry specialist buyer in person is by far the easiest and safest way to sell your fine jewelry for the best price. Selling to a jewelry specialist buyer can help you get a better price for your jewelry because a buyer that specializes in purchasing fine jewelry will understand its true market value, and can therefore offer a fair market price that reflects that value. Selling to a local jeweler is also quite convenient, since you can simply visit the buyer at their jewelry store, have your jewelry appraised, and decide whether or not you would like to sell to them, all in one short session. Furthermore, selling to a local jeweler in your community is quite safe, since you can easily check whether or not they have a good reputation within your community by checking online reviews or asking friends and family about their experience with the buyer.

If you are looking for the best place to sell your jewelry in Miami , we would encourage you to visit Jackie Abraham Jewelers, a local jewelry store that specializes in buying and selling fine jewelry. We’re proud to have an excellent reputation within our community, as well as an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau (BBB). Whether you visit Jackie Abraham Jewelers to buy or sell jewelry, know that we are committed to providing our customers with an exceptional experience each time they step foot into our store.

Selling your jewelry to Jackie Abraham Jewelers is a simple, quick process. Simply come in for a selling appointment, have your jewelry appraised by our in-house gemologist, decide whether or not you will accept our buying offer, and receive immediate payment should you choose to accept an offer. Please note that at every selling appointment our gemologist will provide a detailed analysis of your jewelry and explain every factor that determines our buying offer. Additionally, note that while we specialize in buying and selling estate jewelry and antique jewelry, we consider purchasing all types of fine jewelry. We buy diamond rings, gold jewelry, vintage jewelry, wedding rings, luxury watches, GIA certified loose diamonds, and much more.

To learn more about our simple selling process, click here . To learn more about how we appraise jewelry, visit our appraisal page . Or, to make a selling appointment, contact us at 305-868-4336 or reach out through our online contact form.

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Please contact us to schedule a free consultation if you are interested in selling, trading in or trading up . Find out what your family and estate heirlooms are worth. We look forward to serving you.

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5 Things to Consider Before Selling Your Watch

Thu, 25 Jul 2024 00:13:18 GMT

If you no longer enjoy wearing or owning your luxury watch , you may have considered selling it. With the booming second-hand luxury watch market , selling used timepieces is easier than ever, and it's become more common than ever. However, if you want to have the best selling experience and get the best possible price for your watch , there are a few things you should consider before you jump into the selling process. Read on to discover the 5 things you should consider before selling your watch.

1. Market Value

A finely made luxury mechanical watch is inherently valuable. Even the simplest luxury mechanical watch can feature over 100 different parts, each of which must be precisely designed and placed for the watch to work. The craftsmanship associated with mechanical watches is the reason they are so valuable . A well-made mechanical watch is more than a useful tool or a stylish accessory. It's a technical wonder and a work of art .

With that said, before you sell your luxury watch you should consider the difference between its inherent value and its market value. Market value, the amount people are willing to pay for a certain item, can be very different from a piece’s artistic or technical value . The market value of a luxury watch can vary widely depending on the watch’s brand, its model number, its materials, its style, its potential limited edition appeal, and current trends. Market value is determined by current consumer demands, which are in a constant state of ebb and flow.

It’s important to consider the market value of your luxury watch model because this will directly impact the amount a watch buyer will pay for it. Every potential buyer will consider market demand when making their buying offer. If you want to feel educated and prepared when you head into a buying appointment , it’s best that you do some research about the market value of your particular watch model . If you have an understanding of what your model tends to sell for, you’ll feel more confident about accepting or rejecting a buying offer when it comes time to sell.

2. The Condition of Your Watch

As with many other luxury items, the condition of your luxury watch will have a large impact on the price you’ll receive for it. Before you sell your watch , take a bit of time to honestly assess its condition. Examine your watch for signs of wear and consider how it’s performing on a technical level.

Gaining an understanding of your watch’s condition will ensure you feel prepared when you have it evaluated by a buyer. You’ll have more appropriate expectations, whether your watch is in excellent condition or is a bit worse for wear. If your watch is in near mint condition, you’ll know that it should fetch a higher price. If your watch is clearly used or in poor condition, you’ll understand that you may receive a lower buying offer.

3. Your Original Box and Papers

If it’s your first time selling a luxury watch , you may not know how much having your original box and papers can affect your watch’s resale value . Having your original box and papers helps to verify your watch’s authenticity , which adds to its value. On average, a luxury watch that doesn’t come with its original box and papers will have a market value that’s around 20% lower than one that does.

If you threw out or misplaced your box and papers long ago, know that you can usually still sell a luxury watch without these items. But this will affect the purchase price your timepiece will fetch.

4. Authenticity: Fakes and Frankenstein Watches

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We cannot overstate the importance of authenticity in the world of luxury watches. Luxury watch buyers simply will not want to buy a counterfeit watch, so it’s paramount that you know your watch is genuine before you attempt to sell it. This is easy enough to know if you bought your watch yourself, but verifying authenticity can be more challenging if you received a watch as a gift or if you inherited a vintage watch . If you’re unsure whether or not your watch is genuine, you may want to research your model or consult an expert.

In addition to flat-out fakes, you should consider whether or not you may have a Frankenstein watch. Frankenstein watches are watches that have been altered or made using aftermarket parts. For example, if you have a jeweler add diamonds to your non-diamond stainless steel Rolex watch, it’s now a Frankenstein watch. Unlike with pure fakes, it is possible to find a potential buyer for some Frankenstein watches. However, it can be more difficult to find a buyer and you may receive a lower price than you would have if your watch were unaltered, since buyers are unlikely to pay top dollar for a Frankenstein watch.

5. Where to Sell Your Watch

Lastly, after you’ve done your research about your model, it’s time to decide where you’ll sell your watch . We generally recommend selling luxury watches to a local jewelry buyer that specializes in buying luxury timepieces . Selling to a local buyer is safe and convenient , and selling to a specialist jewelry buyer will ensure you get a better price, as a specialist buyer will have a better understanding of your watch’s value.

If you’re looking to sell your watch in the Miami , FL area , visit Jackie Abraham Jewelers , a local jewelry store that specializes in buying and selling fine and estate jewelry , including luxury watches . We consider purchasing all signed watches, including Rolex, Patek Philippe, Bulgari, Omega, and Cartier.

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Please contact us to schedule a free consultation if you are interested in selling, trading in or trading up . Find out what your family and estate heirlooms are worth. We look forward to serving you.

Determining the value of your antique and estate jewelry

Myths, Misconceptions, and the Truth About Estate Jewelry

Wed, 24 Jul 2024 21:13:03 GMT

As a jeweler that specializes in buying and selling estate jewelry , we know that there’s a lot of confusion out there about estate jewelry . For example, people often wonder: is estate jewelry is the same thing as vintage or antique jewelry ? Is estate jewelry good quality ? Or bad quality? What exactly is estate jewelry ? To help clear up some of the confusion surrounding estate jewelry, we’ve put together this simple guide to understanding estate jewelry. Read on to learn what estate jewelry is (and what it isn’t) as we address all the most frequently asked questions about estate jewelry.

1. What is Estate Jewelry?

So, what exactly is estate jewelry ? “ Estate jewelry ” is simply a fancy way of saying “ pre-owned jewelry .” A piece of jewelry doesn’t have to have come from an estate sale to be estate jewelry. Additionally, a piece of jewelry doesn’t have to be a certain number of years old to be estate jewelry. Any pre-owned piece of jewelry is estate jewelry , no matter which term you choose to use to describe it.

2. Is Estate Jewelry the Same Thing as Vintage or Antique Jewelry ?

Estate jewelry is not the same thing as vintage or antique jewelry . However, estate jewelry can also be either vintage or antique jewelry, depending on how old it is. Estate jewelry is any pre-owned piece of jewelry , so it can come from any era. But jewelry must be a certain number of years old to be called vintage or antique. Vintage jewelry is any piece of jewelry that is 20 or more years old, while antique jewelry is any piece of jewelry that is 100 or more years old.

So while estate jewelry is not, by definition, vintage or antique jewelry, estate jewelry can be vintage or antique depending on the year in which it was made. You’ll often find many gorgeous vintage and antique pieces in a selection of estate jewelry (such as our own). But know that the term “estate” does not automatically mean a piece is vintage or antique.

3. Does Estate Jewelry Have Bad Energy?

It’s a very common misconception that estate jewelry is “unlucky” or that it comes with “bad energy.” However, we certainly don’t think this is the case. Estate jewelry is simply pre-owned jewelry and there are many reasons people decide to sell their jewelry. The most common reason people sell their jewelry to us is that they simply no longer enjoy wearing it. Or, they may have inherited a piece of jewelry that is beautiful and valuable, but just doesn’t suit their personal style. So instead of holding on to a piece of jewelry that will never get worn, people simply sell it so they can put the value of their jewelry toward something they would enjoy, like a vacation (or even just another piece of jewelry that they like more).

While some estate jewelry may have been sold because of a the end of a relationship, we personally don’t think this says anything about the energy of the jewelry itself. Just because someone else may have had a bad experience while they owned a piece of jewelry doesn’t mean that the next person who owns it will have the same experience. You can make many beautiful new memories while wearing a gorgeous piece of estate jewelry that brings you joy.

4. Is Estate Jewelry Bad Quality or Good Quality?

Some people think that estate jewelry is always bad quality, while others think that estate jewelry is always good quality . The truth is that estate jewelry can be any quality, since “estate” simply means “pre-owned.” We will say, however, that quite often the jewelry you’ll find sold as estate jewelry is good quality. This is because most people don’t go through the trouble of trying to sell pre-owned jewelry that isn’t fine jewelry. And, then, any reputable estate jeweler wouldn’t want to purchase pre-owned jewelry that isn’t beautiful and finely made, since they wouldn’t be able to re-sell it.

Of course, not all estate jewelry is made equally and not all jewelers have the same standards for what they carry. But please know that at Jackie Abraham Jewelers , we have very rigorous standards for what we choose to put in our jewelry case. Every piece of estate jewelry we carry is inspected down to the finest detail. We inspect the beauty and quality of a piece’s materials, craftsmanship, and design before we even consider adding it to our estate jewelry collection . Then, we carry only beautiful, precious, and well-crafted pieces that we strongly believe our customers would adore.

Final Thoughts On Estate Jewelry

There you have it: the answers to our all the frequently asked questions about estate jewelry! We hope that this guide has helped our readers understand more about what estate jewelry is (and isn’t).

Since estate jewelry is simply pre-owned jewelry, it can come in so many forms. To get an idea of just how gorgeous and unique estate jewelry can be, visit Jackie Abraham Jewelers . We specializing in buying and selling stunning fine and estate jewelry and have a particular passion for antique and vintage pieces. Our selection of uniquely beautiful jewelry includes jewelry that spans the eras, including pieces from the Art Deco Era, the Victorian Era, the Retro Era, the Art Nouveau Era, the Edwardian Era, and other time periods throughout history. To see our full selection of estate jewelry, visit our jewelry showroom in Bay Harbor Islands. Or, to see a selection of some of the jewelry we currently have in stock at our jewelry store, view our Jewelry Page .

Also, note that we do buy jewelry in addition to selling it. If you have an estate piece you’re considering selling, come in to our showroom for a selling appointment . We buy a wide variety of fine jewelry made from materials such as yellow gold, white gold, platinum, rose gold, diamonds, and gemstones. We’re interested in purchasing many types of finely made pieces. Some examples of pieces we frequently purchase include fine necklaces, fine bracelets, diamond rings, gemstone rings, diamond engagement rings, non-diamond engagement rings, antique or vintage engagement rings, fine lockets, cameo jewelry, brooches, wedding rings and wedding bands, and more. While we do have a particular interest in buying certain signed jewelry (such as jewelry by Tiffany & Co and Cartier) , we also specialize in buying unique heirloom, vintage, and antique jewelry . So if you have a piece that is not from a notable jewelry designer , please note the we also consider quality, jewelry design, materials , and historical value when we purchase jewelry.

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Please contact us to schedule a free consultation if you are interested in selling, trading in or trading up . Find out what your family and estate heirlooms are worth. We look forward to serving you.

Determining the value of your antique and estate jewelry

A Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Your Diamond Jewelry in Miami

Wed, 24 Jul 2024 20:46:16 GMT

A Note on Why You Should Sell Your Jewelry to a Local Jeweler in Miami

Why can selling to a local jeweler get you the best value for your jewelry ? First, a fine jeweler that specializes in buying and selling fine jewelry understands the exact current market value of your jewelry. Unlike when you sell to a gold buyer or a pawn shop (both of which are notorious for their lowball offers), a jeweler will be able to understand the true value of precious pieces, including unique vintage or antique pieces. Then, a buyer who also sells jewelry already has connections to customers who buy fine jewelry. A jeweler who both understands the true market value of your jewelry and knows they can sell it can simply offer you a much more competitive price for your jewelry.

On top of offering a better value, selling your jewelry to a fine jeweler in your area is safer and easier than other selling options, such as selling your jewelry online. There’s no risk of getting scammed when you sell in person to a reputable local business. When you sell your jewelry in person, there’s also far less time commitment than there is when you attempt to sell jewelry online. You won’t have to research the value of each piece of jewelry, take pictures of each piece, making online listings for each piece, wait to see whether or not anyone makes a worthwhile offer, or spend precious time worrying about whether or not selling to a certain person or on a certain site is secure. Instead, when you sell in person to a reputable store, you can simply get a quick appraisal, decide whether or not you accept the jeweler's buying offer, and get paid immediately if you do.

A Step-by-Step Guide to Selling Your Diamond Jewelry in Miami

If you want to sell your diamond jewelry in Miami , visit Jackie Abraham Jewelers to get a highly competitive offer for your jewelry. Jackie Abraham Jewelers is proud to be a leading buyer of fine jewelry in Miami . We buy and sell many types of fine jewelry , including signed jewelry, diamond jewelry, vintage jewelry, and antique jewelry . Selling to us is simple, quick, and secure, and we pride ourselves on providing exceptional customer service to each person who visits our Florida boutique . Below, see a step-by-step guide to selling to Jackie Abraham Jewelers .

Step 1: Gather all the items you want to sell. At Jackie Abraham, we buy a wide variety of fine items, including fine jewelry, luxury watche s, and items made of precious materials.

Step 2: Visit our storefront for a selling appointment. Walk-in appointments are welcome but, for the fastest and most discreet service, we recommend making a selling appointment in advance of your visit. You can make a selling appointment through our online inquiry form or by calling us at 305-868-4336 . Whether you walk in for your appointment or schedule in advance, all appointments at Jackie Abraham are completely confidential . We will never share details of your appointment with outside parties.

Step 3: Have your jewelry assessed at your private appointment. At your selling appointment, our buyer will examine your jewelry, give you a detailed analysis of the market value of your items, then provide you with an offer amount if we are interested in purchasing.

Step 4: Receive immediate payment. If you accept our offer and decide to sell your jewelry, you will receive immediate payment for your items. We pay instantly using your preference of our two payment methods: cash or wire transfer.

Contact Jackie Abraham Jewelers to Sell Your Diamond Jewelry in Miami

Address: 1027 Kane Concourse, Bay Harbor Islands, FL 33154

Phone: 305-868-4336

Email: sales@jackieabraham.com

About Miami

Jackie Abraham Jewelers is proud to be a part of the thriving Miami community. Like many of the country’s best cities, Miami is a city with a rich history . Miami, the only major US city founded by a woman , was founded in 1986 after local Florida businesswoman Julia Tuttle convinced a railroad mogul to expand into the Miami area. Technically called the City of Miami, the city’s namesake is the Native American Mayaimi tribe that lived in the area in the 1600 and 1700s. Today, Miami is the cultural, financial, and economic center of South Florida.

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Please contact us to schedule a free consultation if you are interested in selling, trading in or trading up . Find out what your family and estate heirlooms are worth. We look forward to serving you.