One of the quickest ways to receive a huge amount of money in a short amount of time is to sell any unwanted jewelry in your possession, such as diamonds, to a jeweler. Some jewelers are fair and reasonable when it comes to pricing your unwanted diamonds, but there are some jewelers who may not determine the value of your diamonds fairly. Almost all jewelers are not going to pay retail price for your jewelry, as their goal is to make a profit. If you want to sell diamonds at the most reasonable price, find a jeweler who has both integrity and fair pricing practices. Here are a few tips to determine which jewelers are to be trusted and those who are to be avoided.

Before you try to sell your diamonds, try to practice your negotiating skills. Even a reasonable jeweler will still try to haggle the price of your diamonds down. Have your diamonds appraised by a professional and set the price for your diamonds at the appraised value. Expect to go back and forth with the jeweler on a price until you both find a price that works for the both of you. Try to keep it as close to the original value as possible, but be willing to compromise if you really want to sell diamonds to your jeweler.

After getting your diamonds appraised, the next step is to find a jeweler. One of the best ways to determine a fair jeweler is to ask around. Receiving information via word of mouth from friends and family can be an excellent way to find out which jewelers are trustworthy and which ones are dishonest. If you are an iPhone user, using an app to find a jeweler is also an excellent idea. "Yelp" is one of the most popular apps for finding businesses of all types, from restaurants and bars to cardiologists. With Yelp, you are able to find the location of any jeweler in close proximity and also read hundreds of reviews on jewelers to either buy or sell to.

One of the simplest ways to find a jeweler to sell diamonds to is to go to the original jeweler where the diamonds were initially purchased. Obviously, you wouldn't be getting a full refund for your diamonds, but if you really need to sell your diamonds, most of the time, they will be willing to purchase back the diamonds that they originally sold in the first place. It's definitely faster to go this route, as you should be already familiar with their buying and selling practices.

With all of these ways to find a decent jeweler, it should not be too difficult to find one who will buy your diamonds at a reasonable price. Trying to find the right jeweler can be difficult, but it is not impossible. Try to not rush in finding a jeweler so that you can find the best possible deal. Be open, take your time and get rid of your unwanted jewelry.