bill from lachine
Platinum Member
Rook, Generally speaking when selling rings for scrap value any stones less than 1/2 carat are not given any value. Probably better to take the stones out first in that case and try to sell elsewhere.My bride inherited some rings several years back one of which was her dads mason ring which is a beauty of a stone and real. Along with that her mothers stuff. We know exactly where her dad shopped for her jewelry. We were going to get an appraisal for insurance. $70 bucks per piece was the asking price. NO thanks. We just put a high estimate on them an put in a lock box. Moving back to ARC’s comments a moment ago. The example of the CZ last night. I posted found in a volleyball pit. Even though the big stone was a CZ the smaller stones that trimmed the ring (from my jewelry buddy) called chips are real stones to hear him tell it. Not worth a lot but real.