Sell or Pawn Your Marquise Cut Diamonds
A marquise cut diamond has an oval shape which is also admired as an eye-shaped cut, boat-shaped cut or the ‘navette’ (little ship). Its long, narrow look is especially elegant on the ring finger. If you are looking to sell or take loans on marquise cut diamonds, you can rely on us for a unique understanding of your precious stone. Our discreet and professional pawnbroking service has a reputation for fair and honest appraisals. As soon as we hear a customer say, ‘I want to pawn or sell my marquise cut diamonds,” we tap in to our many years of experience to offer great service and a quick loan.
Loans on marquise cut diamonds
A marquise cut diamond features 58 facets and an elliptical shape with pointed ends. We don’t have enough space to give you 58 reasons to choose Pawnbrokers of Rodeo Drive, but we can give you three great ones! Firstly, your diamond comes with a story to tell. In the 18th century, King Louis XV of France commissioned a diamond cut to resemble the lips of his mistress, Madame de Pompadour. These days, the traditional marquise cut diamond is more likely to be sitting in your jewellery box or in a shop window. If that’s the case, and you want to release its capital value, it makes sense to get in touch and say, “I want to pawn or sell my Marquise cut diamonds.” Secondly, when you turn to us, we give you a personal invite to come along for a friendly chat about your jewels. And last but not least, experience tells us that you want to know your loan and your jewels stay safe with us. And, we can promise you that they will.
How much are my marquise cut diamonds worth?
Modern diamonds can be cut into the marquise shape, but this type of cut is more likely to be antique. And, whilst it is true this shape can be less expensive than round diamonds, it can also look larger than the other shapes of similar carat weight, adding desirability. Old flaws or irregular facets can sometimes make marquise cut diamonds attractively unique to buyers. As a guide, one item of marquise cut diamond jewelry mounted in silver might have a current market value of $2,000, whilst another one, mounted in a gold engagement ring with an interesting and authentic history, might have a market value of $20,000. In 2016, Christie’s in Hong Kong sold a 4.29 carat Fancy Vivid Blue flawless marquise cut diamond for $11.8 million, or $2.755 million per carat.
A personalised service
Here at Pawnbrokers of Rodeo Drive, we offer a highly trusted personal service. We have vast experience of helping clients to release money from their luxury jewels and that includes arranging loans on marquise cut diamonds. Whether you are a dealer or an individual looking for a loan on a treasured family heirloom, we also know that you don’t always want to sell your gemstones. We take every step to reassure you that our service is discreet, and that your jewels will remain safe while they are in our care.
Why not call and let us know, “it is time to pawn or sell my marquise cut diamonds.” You can rely on our expert team for a discreet and caring approach. It really is so quick and easy to get in touch and arrange a no-obligation appointment to visit our pawn shop here on Rodeo Drive.
If you are looking to Sell Your Diamonds or Jewelry then we will also buy your pieces! Read more about the type of diamonds and some of the few brands we buy or loan visit our buying or loans on fine jewelry webpage, our buy and loans on diamonds page or our antiques and collectibles webpage. Specifically, we will loan against or buy the following types of diamonds & jewelry: art deco, baguette, Cartier, cushion cut, GIA certified, Graff, Harry Winston, old cut, oval cut, pear cut, princess cut, round cut, emerald cut, marquise cut, fancy color, fancy yellow, pink, Tiffany, diamond earrings, engagement & wedding rings, and estate jewelry.
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.
We offer loans on diamonds, jewelry, luxury cars, Fine watches as Rolex or Patek Philippe , antiques, fine art, estate jewelry or fine wines collections.
