Sell or Pawn Your Pear Cut Diamonds
Pear cut diamonds are one of the most beautiful of all the modern fancy cut diamonds. More interesting than a simple round brilliant cut, the pear or teardrop shape of the stone is perfectly suited to the drop of an earring or pendant. It provides a scintillating spark to draw attention to the face, or enhance the sparkle of the eyes. You may think “I could never pawn or sell my pear cut diamonds in Beverly Hills or Los Angeles area!” However, we cannot always know what the future holds. If the time ever comes when you need to release some capital from your valuables, the experts at Pawnbrokers Rodeo Drive have the knowledge you need for loans on pear cut diamonds in the Beverly Hills and Los Angeles area.
Pawning or selling your pear cut diamonds
Pawnbrokers Rodeo Drive have been providing a discreet Beverly Hills high-end pawnbroking service to clients for over 25 years. Nobody wants to be in a position where they have to pawn or sell their belongings, but at Pawnbrokers Rodeo Drive, clients can be assured of a trustworthy service, and of getting the highest possible value for their valuables quickly and with minimal hassle.
Our expert gemologists, diamond brokers, and jewelry assessors are able to value your diamonds, whether loose or set in jewelry, and give a fair value based on the most up-to-date market prices. They take into account the weight, cut, colour, and clarity of your pear cut diamonds, the stones’ place of origin, and any certificates of authenticity you may possess. The brand and design of the jewelry and the stone’s setting may also make a difference to the appraisal value of your jewelry. Though pear cut diamonds may seem rather modern, the original design of the cut actually dates back as far as 1458. The pear cut was invented by ground-breaking Flemish jewel polisher Lodewyk van Berquem. Van Berquem created the concept of symmetry in the placement of facets into diamonds and other precious stones, in order to give them their sparkle. When he first created the pear cut, people loved its brilliance and shape, but some were not happy about the amount of rough diamond discarded during the cutting. The pear cut has been used throughout history to create some of the most stunning diamonds imaginable, from the regal glory of the 530 carat Great Star of Africa currently in the sceptre of the British Crown Jewels, to the 69.42 carat Taylor-Burton Diamond, purchased in 1969 for $1.1 million by actor Richard Burton as a token of love for his wife Elizabeth Taylor. The combination of the pear shape and its modified brilliant cut give all pear cut diamonds an air of luxury.History of pear cut diamonds
Loans on pear cut diamonds in Beverly Hills & Los Angeles area
Pear cut diamonds are not only classically beautiful, they are also currently very fashionable. The craze for round brilliant cut diamonds has begun to wane and we are seeing more and more people turn to the slightly more unusual diamond cuts such as the pear, heart, and oval in their jewelry choices. This new fashion means that pear cut diamonds, either loose or set in jewelry, are likely to command high prices for those looking to sell or pawn them.
“I want to pawn or sell my pear cut diamonds at your Beverly Hills store. What next?”
We at Pawnbrokers Rodeo Drive value our customers’ privacy and security, so appraisals of your valuables are available by appointment only. To arrange an appraisal for your jewelry or to arrange selling or taking loans on pear cut diamonds at our Beverly Hills shop, please call us at 424-335-0650 or send us an email at email [email protected] to arrange your visit. Don’t hesitate to contact us, we would love to hear from you!
If you are looking to Sell Your Pear Cut Diamonds or Jewelry then we will also buy your pieces! Specifically, we will loan against or buy the following types of diamonds & jewelry: 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.
