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Diamond Buyers

Where Can I Sell Diamonds Online?

Sell Your Gold makes it easy to get an offer for eligible natural diamonds from home. Whether you want to sell a loose diamond, an engagement ring or other diamond jewelry, our team examines the stone and any setting, reviews the documentation you provide and considers current market demand. Request a free Appraisal Kit, send your items using our prepaid FedEx process and review your offer with no obligation to accept. If you decline, we’ll return your items free of charge under our Satisfaction Guarantee.

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Eligible Diamond Forms

What Kinds of Diamonds Can I Sell?

Sell Your Gold evaluates eligible natural diamonds, both loose and set in jewelry. You do not need a grading report to request an evaluation.

Loose diamonds

Sell eligible loose natural diamonds in a range of shapes and sizes, with or without a grading report. Place any report or identifying paperwork in the package with the stone.

Diamond rings

Sell a diamond ring, including an engagement ring, wedding ring or cocktail ring. Leave the diamond in its setting so we can evaluate the complete piece.

Other diamond jewelry

We evaluate eligible diamond earrings, bracelets, necklaces and pendants. The precious metal, design and any identifiable brand can matter alongside the diamonds.

Diamond collections

Send eligible loose stones and diamond jewelry from an inherited or mixed collection. Keep existing labels, reports and records with the corresponding items when possible.

Sell other jewelry online if you also have pieces without diamonds, or See all eligible categories.

Diamond Value Factors

How Are Diamonds Valued When I Sell Them?

Sell Your Gold evaluates the diamond you send, not simply its original price or an old insurance appraisal. Our GIA-educated team considers the diamond’s characteristics, the complete piece and current buyer demand before making an offer.

The 4Cs at a Glance

  • Carat weight

    Carat measures a diamond’s weight. A larger stone is not automatically worth more than a smaller one with different characteristics.

  • Cut

    Cut describes how a diamond’s proportions and finish affect its appearance and interaction with light. Shape and cut quality are considered separately.

  • Color

    We consider the diamond’s color along with its other characteristics. Natural fancy-color diamonds require a different assessment from diamonds in the usual colorless-to-light-color range.

  • Clarity

    We examine internal and surface characteristics, including their size, type and position.

What Else Affects the Offer?

Our team also considers authenticity, condition, any grading report, current market demand and the setting. A gold or platinum setting may have value of its own; an identifiable designer or luxury brand can also matter. If you have a grading report, send it with the item. It provides useful details, but the report itself does not set a selling price.

Learn how offers are calculated.

How It Works

How to Sell Diamonds in 3 Quick and Easy Steps

Request Your Free Appraisal Kit

Start online. We’ll provide the materials and prepaid FedEx label you need to send your eligible diamonds or diamond jewelry.

Package and ship your items

Photograph each piece, protect loose stones and settings, and include any grading reports or other records you have. Take your package to a staffed FedEx location or call us to schedule an in-home pick up. Call before shipping if you believe the contents exceed $5,000.

Accept your offer and Get Paid!

Our team documents and evaluates your items, then sends you an offer. Accept it and get paid, or decline and have your items returned free of charge under our Satisfaction Guarantee.

A Careful Evaluation

How Does Sell Your Gold Examine Diamonds?

Documented handling

Your package is opened under recorded video surveillance, and our team documents the items received.

Professional examination

Our GIA-educated specialists examine the stone using appropriate magnification and review any grading report you provide. Presidium testers and Yehuda AI screening can assist with identification when appropriate; our specialists assess the results alongside the diamond itself.

Complete-item evaluation

For diamond jewelry, we also examine the setting, precious metal, condition and identifiable brand. We then consider current market demand before preparing your offer.

Safe Shipping

How Do I Safely Ship a Diamond for Appraisal?

  1. Photograph and protect it

    Photograph the diamond or jewelry and any identifying documents. Secure a loose stone in a small inner container so it cannot move, and cushion jewelry to protect the stone and setting. Do not remove a diamond from its setting just to send it to us.

  2. Call ahead for higher-value items

    If you believe the shipment exceeds $5,000, call (888) 465-3860 before shipping. Additional coverage up to $500,000 requires advance written approval and the specific packing instructions we provide.

  3. Use your prepaid FedEx label

    Pack the items discreetly, use the supplied label and take the package to a staffed FedEx location or call to schedule an in-home pick up. Keep your printed tracking receipt. Do not use a drop box.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers About Selling Diamonds

Have more questions?

See additional answers about selling diamonds in our complete FAQ hub.

Start With a Free Kit

Request Your Free Appraisal Kit

Send eligible loose diamonds or diamond jewelry for an item-specific evaluation and a no-obligation offer.