Don’t Store it, Sell it!

by | Apr 25, 2013 | Jewelry

If you have old jewelry in your house somewhere, you are sitting on cold, hard cash! In a manner of speaking, that jewelry is actually cash that could be sitting in your hand or in your bank account. Don’t worry if it is out of style or seems tarnished, a good polish and some repurposing can have that jewelry ready to make you money in no time. When you need to say “sell my jewelry in Westchester County,” you have many options.

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You may be wondering how you will ever sell my jewelry in Westchester County and you would not be alone. The jewelry may be tarnished or missing a clasp or even a stone but that is fine with many jewelers who will take the pieces, melt them down, and create a new and beautiful piece. Or they may take the pieces and give them to investors who just want the weight in whatever precious metal is it. People, on a daily basis, are buying silver, gold, copper, and even bronze by the ounce in order to create variety within their portfolio. Not only will it be a good idea if inflation takes over but it will give them a way to invest without taking too large of a risk. Precious metals hold their value very well and a wise investors knows this.

When you find yourself trying to sell my jewelry in Westchester County, you can take it to a variety of places. There is a new type of store that just buys jewelry for cash. You walk in with jewelry and walk out with cash; some even offer prepaid debit cards in lieu of cash so you can use it online to pay bills or buy something you’ve been wanting. This can be a great option if you are low on cash and short on time. The other option is the standard pawn shop that will not be able to offer you as much as a jeweler could, on average, because they have to send it off to be repurposed or store it until there is a buyer. A jeweler can take the items and work with you on the price because they are able to work with the items as they are. Not many times will you find a jeweler who doesn’t have someone on staff, if not themselves, that can take the old stuff and make it into something beautiful.

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