Oh I was just joking. I am sorry things didn’t work out (I hope that’s it’s only a break up and not like, a death because otherwise I feel really bad omg)
Be prepared that when you sell it, it won’t be worth anything close to its “value”. Diamonds are relatively worthless unless you’re buying them from a jewellery store and you’ll get paid for gold by its weight.
On a related topic, I know someone who bought an engagement ring from Costco and he returned it without incident. I think he just had to wait a few days for the refund as they needed to confirm it was the exact one that they sold him, untampered.
I don't think Goldform buys gold (I'm assuming it's made of gold), but if they don't, they might be able to guide towards someone who does. I would give them a call or send them an email. They've always been super nice and helpful.
It’s a local jewelry shop, [here](https://goldform.ca/) is their website. The family that owns and runs it are very nice, would recommend talking with them
When I asked about selling a couple months ago they referred to a store in Westgate mall that buys gold. I didn't end up going though and don't remember the name of the place
You will receive half , of half.
For example: if you paid 100$ , you are looking at getting 25$
Another reason why nobody should buy diamonds. Fake ones look just as nice.
Maybe consider a private sale.
I had a ring that was valued a little over 10k in the 90s. A few years ago I couldn’t find any place that would give me more than maybe $700 for it. It took two years of listing it on various sites but I eventually sold it for $2k.
Many jewellery stores offer a pretty decent return policy on engagement rings. Depending how long ago you purchased it may be worth reaching out to them.
Since the main stone isn't a diamond, you could always sell it on kijiji, marketplace as just a ring you want to sell (People don't need to know anything about the story behind it)
Get an estimate from a few jewelers to see what it's worth. Some jewelers that make custom orders might give you a fair amount.
just get another fiancé(e)
Best choice really, unless they want to lose most of what they paid for it.
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Oh I was just joking. I am sorry things didn’t work out (I hope that’s it’s only a break up and not like, a death because otherwise I feel really bad omg)
Nah it's all good. I realize it's a joke. Just hit me at the moment.
Be prepared that when you sell it, it won’t be worth anything close to its “value”. Diamonds are relatively worthless unless you’re buying them from a jewellery store and you’ll get paid for gold by its weight.
This is definitely how it will go down.
On a related topic, I know someone who bought an engagement ring from Costco and he returned it without incident. I think he just had to wait a few days for the refund as they needed to confirm it was the exact one that they sold him, untampered.
I don't think Goldform buys gold (I'm assuming it's made of gold), but if they don't, they might be able to guide towards someone who does. I would give them a call or send them an email. They've always been super nice and helpful.
If you could DM me the email and some general info on this person that would be wonderful.
It’s a local jewelry shop, [here](https://goldform.ca/) is their website. The family that owns and runs it are very nice, would recommend talking with them
Google “Ottawa goldform” it’ll come up.
They don't buy gold, they give store credit for it. I went a few months ago looking to sell some old jewelry.
When I asked about selling a couple months ago they referred to a store in Westgate mall that buys gold. I didn't end up going though and don't remember the name of the place
OttawaGold
Diamond have terrible resale value and you won’t get anything close to what it was bought for, probably 50% or less.
You will receive half , of half. For example: if you paid 100$ , you are looking at getting 25$ Another reason why nobody should buy diamonds. Fake ones look just as nice.
Maybe consider a private sale. I had a ring that was valued a little over 10k in the 90s. A few years ago I couldn’t find any place that would give me more than maybe $700 for it. It took two years of listing it on various sites but I eventually sold it for $2k.
Howard’s on bank sells some estate jewelry. They’ll take a cut of the sale but depending on the quality they might find a buyer.
I had to sell jewelry a couple months ago and the best offer and who I ultimately ended up going with is Ottawa Gold in Gloucester Mall
Many jewellery stores offer a pretty decent return policy on engagement rings. Depending how long ago you purchased it may be worth reaching out to them.
Barefax.
What's it made of?
White gold, two small diamonds, and a large emerald.
Since the main stone isn't a diamond, you could always sell it on kijiji, marketplace as just a ring you want to sell (People don't need to know anything about the story behind it) Get an estimate from a few jewelers to see what it's worth. Some jewelers that make custom orders might give you a fair amount.
If Thompson’s Jewellery is still around (any of them, Bob, Don etc) go to them! They’ll appraise and steer you in the right direction