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Showing posts with label denver jewelry. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Should you sell your gold, silver or platinum to a money 4 gold website

When you take into consideration the actual condition of the North American economy and the ever increasing movement upwards in precious metal prices , it is obvious why people are digging out their broken gold jewelry and are pawning them to cash 4 gold industries as a way to come up with some spare income to reduce their extra debts and to get out of debt.

If you are experiencing the same situation you will want to methodically do your homework before you sell your jewelry to just any gold buyers in that there is a huge increase in the amount of unscrupulous companies in the gold buying business who will happily take advantage of your desperation and give you next to nothing for your Denver jewelry. Even though this practice is not illegal, it is in any case, not in your best interest and I am here to inform those of you who are considering exchanging your defective gold or silver to be certain to stay away from businesses that are posing as middle men and to deal only with refineries or cash for gold companies that have their in-house refineries You must realize, gold brokers are nothing more than middle men between you and a metal refiner and as a result they will give you in the area of 30% of the true value for your gold or silver jewelry and quickly resell it back to a precious metal dealer themselves and they will be keeping the larger share and you keep a few lousy dollars.

A short while ago, Fox news put together a kind of undercover operation, in that they submitted three identical items of gold jewelry to three individual precious metal dealers and waited for their check and while 3 of the businesses did in fact give them a payment for their unwanted jewelry, only one of those gold buyers actually paid the current market value while the other 2 gold buyers payed approximately 30 percent of today’s true value . The two cash for gold companies that fell short were acting as brokers while the 3rd gold buyer that payed the true value did own their own precious metal refinery, so it is customer beware in this industry and I absolutely recommend that you do your homework before parting with unwanted gold jewelry.

Saturday, October 11, 2008

Reasons to Consider Online Jewelry Stores

By Greg Hall
Looking for the perfect diamond? Intrigued by the bobbles and bling hanging off your favorite Hollywood star's neck? Have you even gone as far as searching the Internet for glimpses of these shiny, clear stones? It's no wonder. Who can resist a girl's best friend, hanging from earrings, clamped into a ring, or dangling from a bracelet?

You can do plenty when utilizing online diamond jewelry stores. Maybe that someone special has captured your heart to the point that you can't resist buying the perfect gift like a diamond engagement, a wedding or an anniversary ring. The most common visitors at the online diamond jewelry store are shopping for engagement or wedding bands. We shouldn't be surprised for their desire for diamonds, because, after all, diamonds are forever, right? No wonder couples won't settle for bands without diamonds or an engagement ring without the pricey gem, the ring itself symbolizes "forever."

No matter you reason for visiting the online jewelry store, make sure that you keep your eyes open for the best deal: shop as many online stores as possible, and don't find yourself stuck to the pages of a few sites with beautiful pictures. Different stores will offer different deals and discounts, so persistence will pay off. Determination and perseverance especially matters for those on a tight budget where getting the best deal for the best gem matters. Those looking for the best deal with need one essential ingredient: patience.

However, if your pockets are bulging with cash, and money isn't an issue, take your time. Go for a famous diamond design jeweler like Tiffany's, Zales, or others. Maybe your loved one has sparked some creativity, and you want to design your own ring. Don't stress out: online stores have services that will help those seeking out the perfect unique ring. The internet will provide you with just what you need.

Online shopping may cause a little trepidation thanks to identity theft crooks and other stories of line fraud. Who wouldn't be nervous about giving out important information to someone you've never met before. Anytime you do business online, research the company you're working with. Research the diamonds the company uses, and then go to the actual jewelry store you've found online if you need more reassurance.

Most importantly, seek out an authentic diamond jewelry store. The stores will include diamond details on their website, but still you should have your item appraised by an appraiser outside of the store to achiever a fair and accurate result or certification.

So the next time the urge to bring some sparkle back into your life hits you, consider online diamond shopping. You might just find yourself with some inexpensive yet quality frosting in your jewelry box.

Friday, September 19, 2008

5 Tips for Purchasing Jewelry online

By Claire Simon

Purchasing jewelry online offers may advantages, the biggest being saving a ton of money. However while the reward increases, the risk increases as well. There are simple precautions you can take to safeguard yourself against not-so-honest online retailers and ensure you get exactly what you pay for. Below are 5 simple methods to ensure a safe experience when buying diamond jewelry online:

1- Know the exact details of the item you are purchasing. Many online jewelry retailers do not provide enough information about the product they are selling. Factors such as Total Carat Weight, Diamond Color and Clarity, the number of diamonds included in the item, the quality of gold or metal, etc. should all be clearly identified. If you are missing just one of these pieces of information, you may not end up with the item you believe you are purchasing.
2- Always check the return policy. You should always have an option to return the item, even if you just don't like it. Note the specifics of the Return Policy, as some retailers only allow returns if the item is damaged, some charge a restocking fee and many online retailers will only provide 5-7 days to return the ring. The optimal policy will allow you to return the item within 30 days with no questions asked.
3- Does the company offer any type of warranty? What happens if a diamond falls out 2 days after you receive the jewelry? It is then most likely a manufacturer's defect and you should not be held responsible to pay for the repair. Make sure the company offers some sort of free protection plan or warranty to cover manufacturer's defects.
4- Is the online retailer a member of the Better Business Bureau? Don't just assume they are if they show the seal! A one minute online inquiry with the BBB will show if the company is an accredited member and if they've received any complaints within the last 12 months. Also look to see if the company belongs to any industry organizations. Any reputable jewelry retailer will have membership to jewelry organizations.
5- Is the site secure? Make sure the site uses SSL encryption software and has a privacy policy in tact. They should state clearly that they do not share or sell your personal information with any outside sources. Also make sure the online jewelry retailer has partnered with a company that monitors each transaction and guarantees each purchase to be 100% safe and secure. If they don't state the security features prominently, most likely it's because they don't have it! Purchasing jewelry online can save you a lot of money and afford you a beautiful piece of jewelry. Be cautious and follow the above practices and you should have a safe online shopping experience!