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Can you Pawn in diamond Rings with misisng Diamonds?
I got a diamond ring, and I'd like to Pawn it in, but i'm kissing 2-2 diamonds of 11. Will the Pawn shop still take it? I heard they will...
6 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I work at a pawn shop. We accept gold or platinum jewelry that has stones missing as long as the metal passes our scratch test, as with any other jewelry. The weight of the piece will be multiplied by whatever amount per gram we loan/buy SCRAP jewelry for, which is considerably less than a resaleable piece of jewelry. Don't expect too much. The most I've loaned on a gold ring with missing stones is 30 bucks. Good luck to you. Oh, and if the associate's quote is not to your liking, don't be afraid to say "never mind". We get that all the time.
- 1 decade ago
I believe so coz when you chattel an item in pawn, the value is sometimes based on the stone or gold rather than the design or the item as a whole. It also does not matter whether its a family heirloom or a new item. A pawnbroker is like a "licensed money lender" who accepts jewellery and other items of value as collateral for a loan which is about 60% of the assessed value. Now the pawnbroker may just assess the diamonds and the metal rather than the ring as a whole - Good Luck.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Yes any gold diamonds ect.
- 1 decade ago
when you pawn something it goes on the weight of the item, so it dosn,t matter if there is stones missing.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
sure but won't give much probably scrap value.


