Sell or Pawn Emerald Cut Diamonds

Financial problems can occur to anybody, at any time. Yet many residents in the Beverly Hills area do have the available collateral to extricate themselves from temporary cash flow difficulties. For example, at Pawnbrokers of Rodeo Drive we are extremely positive about offering valuable cash advances on fine jewelry or watches and many other personal possessions. If you’re asking yourself the question “Can I pawn or sell my emerald cut diamonds in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles area”, then we’ll be more than happy to make the essential arrangements.

Loans on emerald cut diamonds within the Beverly Hills and Los Angeles area and many other valuables are quick and easy to organise when you opt for our expert appraisal services, and you can rest assured of the confidentiality of any transaction. All our client dealings are by appointment only, and we don’t accept casual visitors or browsers.

Loans on emerald cut diamonds from Pawnbrokers of Rodeo Drive

Emerald cut diamonds are also known as square emerald cut, step- or trap-cut stones and have an octagonal shape, with truncated corners. From a historical perspective, these were the first jewelry cuts to have been made, so can be an indication of older stones. Although emerald cut diamonds don’t usually have the same brilliance as some of the other popular cuts, they do offer far greater insight into the clarity of the diamond. When mounted, emerald cut diamonds are easily surrounded by additional gems, due to the flat planes of their design.

You may be wondering whether it would be a better idea to sell your emerald cut diamond, however, we would offer a few words of caution. A square cut emerald cut diamond sold at auction in 2017 achieved a price of just $45,000, although its appraised value was between $181,200 and $241,500. This just goes to show that taking loans on emerald cut diamonds can be the best solution in some cases.

That said, a 2017 Swiss auction of what was described as “the most beautiful diamond in the world” achieved a price of nearly $33mn (£25.5m). The emerald cut diamond was described as a 163.41 carat flawless D-color emerald cut diamond and sold well above its reserve price. This diamond originally formed the central piece of an emerald and diamond necklace and was 404.20 carats before being cut. The diamond was the largest ever found in Angola and the 27th largest white diamond stone that’s ever been discovered. It took six months for a team of cutters and polishers from the Julius Klein Group of New York to create this stunning example of an emerald cut diamond.

So, how do I pawn or sell my emerald cut diamonds in Beverly Hills & Los Angeles area?

If you’re still querying “How do I pawn or sell my emerald cut diamonds in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles area” and live in the Beverly Hills area, just one quick call to discuss your requirements is all it takes. Our expert appraiser will be able to arrange a private appointment for you to drop into our shop and secure the instant loan you require on your diamonds. We’re happy to take single precious stones or jewelry featuring emerald cut diamonds. And, we have over 25 years’ experience in valuing stones and jewelry of this nature.

No matter whether your diamond is mounted in a modern jewelry setting or is an antique or art nouveau piece, you can rely on our appraisers for a genuine valuation and pawn offer against your emerald cut diamonds. We also buy and offer loans against loose or mounted rubies, sapphires, emeralds or tanzanite and all valuations are made at current, achievable market rates. If you would rather sell your emerald cut diamonds, we can offer you a purchase price based on their highest capital valuation. Get in touch today to find out more.

We will loan against or buy the following types of diamonds: baguette, cushion cut, GIA certified, old cut, oval cut, pear cut, princess cut, round cut, emerald cut, marquise cut, fancy color, fancy yellow, pink.

Contact our team just for expert advice on your next step. Please call 424-335-0650 or email us at [email protected] , we would love to be of service.