In a time when the economic status of society is so tenuous, finding access to fast cash can be quite challenging. There are a number of scenarios in which selling your diamond jewelry can be an excellent means of recouping lost funds. The notion that "a diamond is forever," is entirely overrated, as determining the real value in a ring or pair of earrings is always symbolic and hard to justify outside of emotions.

After a divorce or a similar major life change, it is certainly not uncommon for people to assess the jewelry lying around and determine that it would be better to have cash instead of the jewelry itself. If the item has a negative memory or connotation associated with it, getting cash for your diamonds might be an even more logical answer. You should be selling diamond jewelry as soon as you realize that it has lost the emotional meaning it once had.

Before selling your special heirlooms or any diamonds expected to be of substantial value, find a qualified appraisal for quality and authenticity. Unlike selling precious metals like gold and silver, there are many more variables involved with selling a diamond. 

The great news is, if you're concerned about selling your diamond and the value isn't exceedingly high, you can save yourself the hassle and the added cost of an expensive appraisal. The cutoff point put forth by many professionals is under $3000. If you have a stone you know is worth less than this amount, it is likely that the market price will not be difficult to offer. 

The economics of selling diamond jewelry have never been better for the sellers. In nations like China and India, the acquisition of diamonds has become increasingly more mainstream and popular among the middle class of both societies. You can be a part of the next gold rush -except this time, it's a diamond rush.

Contact Ralph Mueller & Associates today to find out how much your diamonds are worth. They can have cash in your hand before you even know it.